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"Today every inhabitant of this planet|must contemplate that day when this... planet may no longer be habitable... Every man, woman and child lives under a|nuclear sword of Damocles, hanging by the... slenderest of threads, capable of being cut|at any moment by accident or miscalculation... or madness. The weapons of war must be abolished|before they abolish us." - JFK 1961 "The release of atom power has changed|everything except our way of thinking. The solution to this problem|lies in the heart of mankind. If I had only known, I should have|become a watchmaker." -Albert Einstein The operational control of the Cuban|reconnaissance flights was officially changed... from the CIA to the Joints Chiefs|on Oct. 12, 1962. The U-2 took off from... McCoy AFB in Orlando, FL.|The mission was code-named "Victor." The U-2 flew over western Cuba from south to north.|Piloted by Major Richard Heyser... this was the first Strategic Air Command|(SAC) controlled reconnaissance mission. Kenny and Helen O'Donnell had 5 children:|Kenny Jr., twins Kathy and Kevin, Mark and Helen. Kenneth O'Donnell and Robert Kennedy met|when they were freshmen at Harvard in 1946. The red phone was a link from the White House|into the residence of presidential advisors. The Assistant Secretary of State|for Latin America was Edward Martin. The O'Donnell's home|was in Bethesda, Maryland. The National Photographic Interpretation Center|was located at 5th and K streets in D.C. At 4:00 PM on Oct. 15, the SS-4 missile was|identified by CIA photographic interpreters. O'Donnell's office was just outside the oval office.|Known as Kenny "the Cobra" O'Donnell... a visitor would encounter the Cobra|before seeing the president. President Kennedy's secretary|was Evelyn Lincoln. Jackie Kennedy was born in Southampton N.Y.|She studied at Vassar, the Sorbonne... and George Washington Univ. She worked|as a reporter before marrying JFK in 1953. Homer Capehart was a Republican Senator|from Indiana who used the possibility... of the Soviets using Cuba as a missile base|as a campaigning tactic. JFK backed the young Democratic Candidate,|Birch Bayh, for the seat held by Capehart. RFK referred to Capehart|as the "Indiana Clodhopper". The actor paging through the photos|is Kevin O'Donnell, son of Kenny O'Donnell. 1960 presidential candidate Richard Nixon|believed that training the Cuban exiles... to take back Cuba and triumph over communism|would secure his victory at the polls. O'Donnell was a first lieutenant in the Army|Air Force based in Britain in World War II. He flew over thirty bombing missions,|and was awarded numerous citations. National Security Advisor McGeorge Bundy|was told about the evidence of Cuban missiles... on the night of October 14th. He decided|to wait until morning to alert the President. Later he explained his desire to prepare|a proper briefing for the President... before action could be taken, the elements|of which would not be ready before morning. Though updated in 1973 and 1984, the White House|"cord" switchboard was in use until 1992. Bobby Kennedy first established himself|as a successful attorney... investigating organized crime figures. Bolshakov was a military attache at the Soviet|embassy in Washington before Dobrynin's posting. The Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, Hawaii|on December 7, 1941 from air and by sea. John Jr., was the first baby to be born|while his father was President since 1893. Principles on JFK's right were State Dept.|On his left, the Defense team. Photo reconnaissance interpreter|Arthur Lundahl joined the CIA in 1953. Between 1957 and 1964, the US spent $14 billion|on ICBM launch pads, silos and support facilities. Joint Chiefs are comprised of the heads of the|Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps. General Maxwell Taylor commanded|the 101st Airborne Division during WW II. He was the first commanding general|to land in Normandy on D-Day. After serving in the Far East during WW II,|Dean Rusk joined the State Dept. in 1945. Robert McNamara became|Secretary of Defense in 1961. He became president of Ford Motor Company in 1960,|after serving in the Airforce during WW II. JFK's press secretary, Pierre Salinger went on|to be head of the ABC News bureau in Paris. After studying law at Harvard, Dean Acheson|served in the Navy in WW I. OPLAN is an abbreviation|of Operations Plan. As Secretary of State(1947-53), Dean Acheson|was instrumental in the creation of NATO... the rebuilding and rearming of Germany,|formulation of atomic policy... and the construction|of the Truman Doctrine. JFK suffered with severe back pain. In the|White House if the President was described... as "hurting", he was in more pain than usual.|At Harvard he injured his back playing football. In 1943, the PT109 he commanded in the Navy, was|rammed and sunk, further aggravating his back problems. After a back operation he was|discharged from the Navy early in 1945. As Undersecretary of State, Dean Acheson helped|formulate America's Cold War containment policy. Allen Dulles, brother of John Foster Dulles,|was the CIA's first civilian director. At least eight attempts on Fidel Castro's|life were made between 1959 and 1965. " In the councils of government,|we must guard against the acquisition... of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought,|by the military-industrial complex." - Eisenhower General LeMay was commissioned in 1928|from the Reserve Officers Training Corps... at Ohio State University, known as an excellent|pilot, he commanded the heavy bomber force... that carried out long-range attacks|on the Japanese home islands. Some popular metaphors for the Soviet threat|during the Cold War were: red tide, the domino theory|and red scare. Robert Kennedy named his sixth son,|Matthew Maxwell Taylor Kennedy. SAC is Strategic Air Command. " Nothing so comforts the military mind... as the maxim of a great but dead general."|- Barbara W. Tuchman, author of The Guns of August. Over 1 million Soviet soldiers were lost|in the WW II Battle of Stalingrad. " Brass hat" is military slang|for a high-ranking army or navy officer. The two-week long PHI BRIGLEX-62 (Amphibious|Brigade Landing Exercise) was to have employed... 20,000 Navy personnel, and 4,000 Marines in an|amphibious assault on Puerto Rico's Vieques Island... to overthrow its imaginary tyrant, ORTSAC.|Due to the impending crisis... the exercise was used as cover troop movements|aimed at increasing military readiness. The amphibious force flagship, the USS McKinley,|was to take on reporters in Puerto Rico... to let them observe the ORTSAC exercise.|High seas kept the press on shore. In 1939 Gromyko joined the Russian Embassy staff|in Washington. He became ambassador in 1943... and a permanent delegate|to the U.N. Security Council in 1946. At this meeting Gromyko indicated|that Khrushchev planned to visit the US... following the November elections. JFK agreed to|meet with him. Later, the President directed... Llewellyn Thompson to inform Dobrynin that|a summit would not be appropriate at that time. At the time of this meeting between JFK,|Gromyko, and Dobrynin... eight of the Soviet SS-4 missiles|were operational. In 1960, the Democratic Party nominated JFK|for president at the Los Angeles convention. Chicago's Mayor Daley helped deliver the|election. A vote advantage in Chicago... enabled JFK to win the swing state of Illinois|by 8,900 votes, over GOP nominee Nixon. The victory put the Democrats|over the top in the Electoral College. JFK went to Chicago in 1962 to support his party|before the November mid-term elections. Under the guise of "an upper|respiratory infection," JFK returned to D.C. No stranger to physical ailments, last rites were|performed four times before his death in 1963. The pre-arranged military exercise came|on the heels of Hurricane Ella. John Galbraith pursued a diverse career that led him|through academic and government positions... including teaching at Harvard, serving as|ambassador to India and advisor to JFK. Quarantine can mean: Social or political|isolation imposed as a punishment... as in ostracizing an individual, or|enforcing sanctions against a foreign state. John McCone was the president of Consolidated|Steel before heading the Atomic Energy Commission. Adlai Stevenson's grandfather was US Vice|President during Grover Cleveland's 2nd term. U. Thant was a Burmese diplomat and teacher,|who became Burma's U.N. representative in 1957. As Secretary General of the U.N. from 1962-71,|he played a major role during the Cuban Crisis. This party takes place at Jim Rowe's home|in Washington. Rowe came to D.C. via Harvard Law School.|One of FDR's "New Dealers," he was considered... the "most brilliant political thinker|in Washington" in his day. Scotty Reston joined the New York Times in 1939,|eventually becoming executive editor. Max Frankel joined the New York Times in 1949.|He was NYT foreign correspondent in 1962. Orville Dryfoos, publisher of the NY Times,|wed Marian Sulzberger, heiress of NYT fortune. St. Stephens Catholic Church is located at|25th and Pennsylvania Ave, N.W. in D.C. Democrat for Louisiana, Thomas Hale Boggs,|practiced law before going to the House of Reps. After WW II he returned to Congress|and became Majority Whip in 1961. Boggs was Majority Leader of the Democratic Party|when his plane disappeared over Alaska. DEFCON 3 is defense condition 3:|an increased state of alert. The three networks in 1962|were ABC, CBS and NBC. "The only way to win World War III is to|prevent it." - Eisenhower JFK summoned congressional leaders to D.C.|from far and wide, as they campaigned... for November elections. One Senator wore a|pressurized flying suit to fly back in a jet fighter. When JFK was President-elect, he was|invited to LBJ's Texas ranch. Hunting deer... was not a Kennedy pastime, which he and|RFK pursued for most of the day in Texas. O'Donnell dubbed the relationship between|JFK and LBJ as the "Boston to Austin" axis. Kenny O'Donnell, RFK and JFK all played|football at Harvard. O'Donnell's father... was a famous football coach,|Cleo O'Donnell Sr. In 1948 O'Donnell and RFK left Harvard.|RFK to the University of VA law school... O'Donnell to Yale.|They remained close throughout Bobby's life. The White House was designed|by Irish-American architect James Hoban. His inspiration for the house came|from an Irish villa in Dublin, Leinster House. JFK understood the power of the television|medium. It is widely agreed that his... physical aesthetic in the televised debate against|Nixon in 1960 worked in his favor at the polls. The Washington Press Corps is the group|of journalists covering political issues... in the nation's capitol. They represent|television, radio and printed news. Fifteen minutes prior to the President's address,|the nation's railroads were also put on alert. The American Association of Railroads|was asked for flat cars... to carry defense equipment to Florida. Ted Sorensen served as strategist and wrote|speeches during JFK's presidential campaign. As Special Counsel to the President,|he participated in writing major addresses. Admiral George W. Anderson,|shown here... became famous as Commander|of the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean. NYT headline on Oct., 23, 1962: U.S. IMPOSES|ARMS BLOCKADE ON CUBA... ON FINDING OFFENSIVE MISSILE SITES;|KENNEDY READY FOR SOVIET SHOWDOWN Definition of Rules of Engagement: A directive|issued by competent military authority... that delineates the limitations and circumstances|under which forces will initiate and prosecute... combat engagement|with other forces encountered. The White House Situation Room is a 24 hour|watch and alert center which provides... the President and NSC staff with current|world intelligence. During the crisis... the Situation Room was located next to|Bundy's office, in the basement of the West Wing. The State Dept., DOD, and some CIA channels|were directly linked to the Situation Room. This allowed these departments to interface|regarding international activities... and became known as|"a little State Department." "Washington is like|a self-sealing tank on a military aircraft. When a bullet passes through, it closes up."|- Dean Acheson "Commander in Chief" is the military title of|the officer who has supreme command... of the land or naval forces or the united forces|of a nation or state; a Generalissimo. In the year 2001, the chief White House Operator|has been on staff since JFK was in office. This actor, Christopher Lawford,|playing Commander Ecker... is the son of Peter Lawford and|Patricia Kennedy, sister of JFK and RFK. At 7:00 AM pilots Ecker and Wilhemy manned their|aircraft, and conducted the low-level fly by. The low-level Crusader reconnaissance plane,|was developed in 1958. Maximum speed was 1976 km/h. Each Crusader had 5 mounted cameras.|Each camera contained 100 feet of film. High-speed low-level reconnaissance proved|most effective when two aircraft flew together. As the lead aircraft maneuvered to collect|photographic information, the second aircraft... would move as necessary to capture anything|the lead pilot might have missed. The hand signal used here means|"go to military throttle." The SS-4 missile was considered to be|easily maneuverable. They were moved... to the launch site by 67 foot trailers. A single|SS-4 missile represented 1 million tons of TNT. The film was processed at the Fleet Air photo lab|in FL before being taken to Washington. General LeMay directed the US airlift|of supplies to East Berlin in 1948. "Cake walk" is Air Force jargon indicating "no|enemy aircraft spotted, no anti-aircraft reaction." Cuba remains a member of OAS,|but since its exclusion in 1962... the Cuban government may not vote|or participate in Organization activities. Uruguay abstained due to lack of instructions|and reserved the right to vote later. Launched from Johnston Island in 1962 were five|high-altitude detonations. Yield: 3.8 megatons. In 1975 the Atomic Energy Commission's functions|transferred to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Author Barbara Tuchman|wrote The Guns of August. Published in 1962, the book reveals|why World War I started... and why it could have been stopped, but wasn't.|She won a Pulitzer prize for it. The shock wave blast from a nuclear explosion|travels at 900 miles an hour. Total destruction occurs within a five mile radius of|ground zero, eighty square miles. Fallout... occurs after detonation, as millions of tons of|pulverized earth is pulled 15 miles into the air... by the fireball of a large nuclear explosion.|Fine radioactive dust, fallout, fills the atmosphere. Mount Weather is in Berryville, VA, 47 miles|from Washington. It is an unacknowledged... government facility by the Federal Emergency|Management Agency. Although designed... to accommodate several thousand people, only|the President, the Cabinet and the Supreme Court... are provided private sleeping quarters.|Officials are not allowed to bring their families. Abraham Lincoln was elected in 1860,|JFK in 1960. Pravda headline for Oct. 24, 1962: FOIL THE|CRIMINAL SCHEMES OF THE ENEMIES OF PEACE The Catholic Church believes the first step|in the process of preparation for death... is confession and the conferring|of sacramental absolution. At a cost of $83 million to build, the Pentagon|returned its investment within seven years. The "Gagarin" was named for Yuri Gagarin,|the Russian cosmonaut... who was the first man to travel in space. The Soviet hero was killed|in an air crash while training. Radar: an acronym standing for|" radio detecting and ranging." As of 2001, there are six nuclear submarines|on the ocean floor... as a result of accidents or extensive damage.|Four are Russian, two are American. During the crisis there were forty|U.S. Navy ships in position for battle. Under the command of Commander J.W. Foust,|the Pierce investigated 13 ships during the crisis. McNamara asked Vice-Admiral Griffith|to suggest some means by which a Soviet sub... could be given a signal to surface.|It was decided a practice depth charge... would be the most practical|and effective means of transmitting a signal. The John R. Pierce was constructed by|the Bethlehem Steel Co., Staten Island N.Y. The Pierce received one battle star|for service during the Korean War. During the crisis, strike and cover aircraft|were located at their deployment bases... in the southeastern U.S. The force was composed of|448 fighter/attack aircraft and 67 support aircraft. In signifying his intent to stop a ship,|the Commander of the destroyer was to use... all available communications, including international|code signals, flag hoists, blinking lights, etc. Once the ship had stopped, a party including|Russian linguists, were to board the ship. Coast Guard officers would conduct|search-and-visit procedures. US Air Force's Strategic Air Command (SAC)|was established in 1946. Its bomber force... symbolized the cornerstone of strategic policy:|deterrence against the USSR's nuclear arsenal. DEFCON 2: Maximum alert|with optimum posture to strike. Constitutionally, ultimate authority and|responsibility for national defense... rests with the President. DEFCON 1: War Deputy Sec. of Defense Paul Nitze advised every|President since FDR except Carter and Clinton. Coup d'etat:|A sudden and decisive action in politics... especially one effecting a change|of government illegally or by force. Walter Lippmann was perhaps the most|influential political commentator of his time... sought after by world leaders|and followed by millions of loyal readers. McGeorge Bundy was Asst. to the President|for National Security Affairs from 1961-66. The Attorney General is the head of the Dept.|of Justice (DOJ) and chief law enforcement officer. Judas was the disciple who betrayed Jesus.|His second name was Iscariot. Sun Tzu's Art of War was written 2,500 years ago|by Sun Wu, a Chinese militarist and strategist. The term "stick it to them" was code|for "show the U-2 evidence." Cuban ambassador to the U.N.|was Mario Garcia-Inchaustegui. John McCloy was disarmament advisor to JFK in 1961|and awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Joseph Kennedy Sr. was a Bostonian banker|and movie financier. He was appointed ambassador to England in 1938|and supported the controversial "Munich Pact." During WW II Adlai Stevenson was an attorney|for the Secretary of the Navy. The Security Council of the U.N. has primary|responsibility of international peace and security. U.N. translators must be proficient|in at least three official languages. "There is no evil in the atom;|only in men's souls." - Adlai Stevenson As of Oct. 26, 1962,|all 34 missile launchers were ready. As Dem. Governor of Illinois, Adlai Stevenson|doubled funding for public education... ended political appointments to the State Police|Dept. and vetoed a state "anti-subversive" squad. Stevenson accepted the U.N. post only after|JFK appointed Rusk as Secretary of State. All three networks covered the U.N. proceedings,|the footage was shown on later newscasts. At this UN session Dr. Mario Garcia-Inchaustegui,|the Cuban UN Security council representative... denied that the weapons in Cuba presented|a threat to the Western hemisphere. Security Council members were shown a picture|of the Cuban landscape marked off in the design... of a six pointed star. This is the signature of|a Soviet SAM surface-to-air missile site. The members of the Soviet Foreign Ministry must|study international relations, diplomatic... and consular service, world economics, international|law, and peacemaking prior to their posting. The Grozny was commissioned in May 1962,|and decommissioned in June 1991. Intelligence information indicated the Soviet|oil tanker, Grozny, was carrying 7,200 tons... of crude oil, and 566 tons of liquid NH3 in 22|pressurized tubes. She was bound from Odessa. If a hailed ship refused to stop, warning shots|were to be fired across the bow. If this failed... to halt the intercepted ship, minimum force was|authorized to damage non-vital parts of the ship. Naval officer and revolutionary hero John Paul|Jones, was born in Scotland in 1747 and went to... sea at 12. During a battle in 1779, Jones uttered|the famous words, "I have not yet begun to fight!" The term National Command Authorities|is used to signify constitutional authority... to direct the Armed Forces|in their execution of military action. "The atomic bomb changed everything about war|except the way men think about it."-Albert Einstein The Atlas rocket was developed by the|US Air Force as America's first ICBM. The Marcula flew a Lebanese flag. Her cargo|contained sulphur, asbestos, news-print... emery paper, lathes and automotive parts.|Also included was "electro-measuring instruments." Walter Cronkite was hired by Columbia|Broadcasting System in 1950... to develop the news department|for its television station in Washington D.C. From 1952 to 1980, Cronkite covered|all but one presidential convention and campaign. Cronkite's nightly send off, "And that's the way|it is" was said at the end of every broadcast. For ten months prior to the CMC, Scali and Fomin|(aka Alexandr Felisov) met on a regular basis. Scali was the moderator of|ABC News program "Issues and Answers." Fomin mistakenly assumed that since Scali was|from Boston, he must be a friend of the Kennedys. Scali met Fomin at the Occidental next to the|Willard hotel in D.C. Lunch was set for 1:30 PM. The basic organizational structure of the KGB|(Komiter Gosudarstvennoi Bezopasnosti)... was created in 1954, when the reorganization|of the police was carried out. Career patterns indicate that the KGB|was a highly professional bureaucratic group... with distinct characteristics|that set it off from other Soviet elite groups. In the 1950s Kenny O'Donnell was an administrative|assistant to RFK at the McClellan Committee at DOJ. The Committee investigated the Teamsters. Because of a rift between RFK and J. Edgar Hoover,|Hoover often tried to bypass his boss... the Attorney General, by sending FBI reports|directly to Kenny O'Donnell for President Kennedy. After fighting in WW I, Nikita Khrushchev|joined the Communist party. During WW II he gained favor with Stalin.|At Stalin's death Khrushchev... was Secretary of the Central Committee|of the Communist Party. Within six months he became head|of the party, and became Premier in 1958. Russia 1941: Nazi Germany attacks USSR in Operation|Barbarossa, Soviet and British troops enter I ran. In Nov. '41 Lend-lease law applied to the USSR.|(An act in which the US supplied material aid... to Europe & Russia|without officially entering WW II) The Soviet counter-offensive|against Germany began. The three-point plan Scali proposed|to Fomin was as follows: 1) Soviet missile bases were|to be dismantled under U.N. supervision. 2) Castro would promise never to accept|offensive weapons of any kind. 3) In return the US would pledge|never to invade Cuba. On Oct. 30, 1962, U.Thant met with Castro|in Havana. Castro rejected proposals... that the U.N. conduct aerial reconnaissance|during the dismantling of the missiles... saying it|" intended to humiliate the Cuban state." The Occidental restaurant is located at|1475 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W., Washington D.C. At the end of the meeting, Fomin threw down|five dollars for a 35 cent check. The inner circle of the Communist Party Committee|is the political bureau or Politbureau. The Soviet leader is the one whose influence|is secured by the support of the Politbureau. Kenny O'Donnell's sister Justine introduced him|to his wife Helen Sullivan... early in the summer of 1947.|By the end of the summer they were married. Helen O'Donnell had difficulty adjusting|to Kenny's long absences due to political work. Khrushchev's second letter came over the|Foreign Broadcast Information Service at 11:03 AM. JFK said, "going to war...instead of accepting|a trade, would be an insupportable position." Tactical nuclear weapons are those under|a limit of one megaton of explosive power. They can be launched from a battlefield. The number of nuclear bombs built|between 1945-1990 was more than 70,000. Major Anderson and Major Heyser were the only|SAC U-2 pilots. They flew two missions per day. The U-2 is a single-seat, single-engine,|high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft. Because of its high altitude missions,|the pilot must wear a full pressure suit. The U-2 can prove difficult to fly|due to its unusual landing characteristics. On the ill-fated flight, Anderson was not supported|by radar or optical tracking coverage. He left McCoy AFB at 8:10 AM. The flight was|to be an estimated three and one half hours. The stratosphere starts 15 miles above the earth. Developed in 1953, the SA-2 is a medium to|high-altitude surface-to-air missile system. Deployed in 1957,|it is a two-stage weapon... with a solid propellant booster stage|fitted with four delta fins. It measures 10.9 meters in length,|has a 30 km range and carries a 195kg warhead. As of 2001 over 5,000 have been manufactured.|No retirement date has been set. At Banes, Cuba,|an anti-aircraft unit received word... that an American U-2 was spotted|near Guantanamo. Once the U-2 was in Cuban airspace,|orders were given to launch the SA-2 rockets. Fidel Castro's close collaborator, Carlos Franqui,|later described how Castro's recklessness... and Khrushchev's brinkmanship|nearly started a nuclear war. According to Franqui, Fidel actually pulled|the trigger of the ground-to-air missile... that shot down Anderson's U-2,|to the horror of the Soviet officer in charge. Castro allegedly said,|" Now we'll see whether there's a war or not." In 1987, a Soviet General claimed|responsibility for firing the U-2. Other sources have suggested that two Soviet|officers in Cuba authorized the attack. At 10:00 AM, contact was lost|with Major Anderson. The Soviets called the installation of offensive|missiles in Cuba: "Operation Anadyr." Amount of time it takes to make an ICBM fully|operational: 3.5 hours to attach the warhead... to the ballistic missile,|and to fuel the missile. "Victory has 100 fathers and defeat|is an orphan..." - John F. Kennedy 1961 The O'Donnell children spent many weekends at|Robert Kennedy's home, Hickory Hill in Virginia. "Our deep spiritual confidence that this nation|will survive the perils of today-... which may well be with us|for decades to come-... compels us to invest in our nation's future,|to consider and meet our obligations... to our children and the numberless|generations that will follow." - JFK 1962 Kenneth O'Donnell Jr. was born in 1948. Walter Lippmann's article|on Oct. 25 stated: "The only place that is truly compatible|with Cuba is Turkey. The Soviet missile base in Cuba, like the|NATO base in Turkey, is of little military value. The two bases could be dismantled|without altering the world balance of power." On Oct. 16, 1962 Premier Khrushchev received|US Ambassador to the USSR, Foy Kohler... for a three hour conversation|on a variety of subjects. Khrushchev assured Kohler|that the Cuban fishing port... that the Soviets were helping|to build would remain entirely non-military. At a high level meeting on Aug. 17, 1962,|CIA Director John McCone stated that evidence... suggested that the USSR is constructing|offensive missile installations in Cuba. Rusk and McNamara disagreed,|arguing that the build up was defensive. January 1963: Italy and Turkey announce the Jupiter|ICBM's in their countries will be phased out. The last Jupiter missile in Turkey|was dismantled on April 24, 1963. Anatoly Dobrynin headed the American department|of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs... until his appointment|as Soviet ambassador in Washington. JFK had met Dobrynin in Vienna|during the Kennedy-Khrushchev meeting. According to Dino Brugioni, when asked to comment|on Dobrynin's ambassadorial appointment... JFK said, "At last they've sent|a son of a bitch to Washington... that can speak and understand English." Robert and Ethel Kennedy had eleven children,|seven boys and four girls. To supporters RFK was charming, brilliant, and|sincere in his concern for the less than fortunate. Detractors described him as ruthless,|inconsistent and calculating. On Sat. Oct. 27, FBI Director, J. Edgar Hoover|sent RFK a memo saying that Soviet personnel... in NY were destroying sensitive documents|in anticipation of war. The location of the Soviet Embassy|in Washington is 2650 Wisconsin Ave. N.W. The Attorney General's office is on the corner|of 10th and Constitution Ave. in N.W. From 1957-60 Dobrynin served the Soviet delegation|to the UN as Under Secretary for political affairs. The hammer and sickle represents|the worker and the peasant. The five pointed star represents|the five continents and their union. The Pentagon posts five levels of alert regarding|terrorist threat to the US. The lowest level is... THREATCON NORMAL: No threat of terrorist|activity is present. The highest level is... THREATCON DELTA: A terrorist attack has occurred|or new intelligence indicates an attack is likely. " I know not with what weapons|World War III will be fought... but World War IV will be fought|with sticks and stones." - Albert Einstein. Caveat: "any warning or caution" When the Crisis had been resolved, Khrushchev|announced that he would concentrate on Russia's... economic problems instead of|international military matters. He asked for solutions from the West|in solving the Berlin dilemma. In his memoirs Nikita Khrushchev stated,|"Our intention was to install the missiles... not to wage war against the US, but to prevent|the US from invading Cuba and thus starting a war. All we wanted was to give the new progressive system|created in Cuba by Fidel Castro a chance to work." The Soviets realizing that time was of the essence,|made an unprecedented decision to have Radio... Moscow broadcast their message to JFK stating that|the USSR had decided to dismantle the missiles... in Cuba and return them to the Soviet Union.|The message came through at 9:04 AM. " In the next war, the survivors|will envy the dead." - Nikita Khrushchev DEFCON 2 stayed in effect until Nov. 20, 1962 when|the alert status was returned to DEFCON 4: Peace. On July 20, 1963, a memorandum was signed by the|US and the USSR to establish a direct "hotline"... between Washington and Moscow.|The teletype link was to be used to clarify... the positions of the two governments, and|possibly prevent a "Guns of August" scenario. Major Rudolph Anderson was buried with military|honors at Woodlawn Memorial Park in Greenville S.C. During WW II JFK'S boat, PT 109,|was hit by a Japanese destroyer. Stranded for five days in the Solomon Islands,|JFK and his crew were rescued... after Kennedy gave two natives a coconut husk|on which he carved the following message: "NAURO ISL...NATIVE KNOWS POS'IT... HE CAN PILOT...11 ALIVE...|NEED SMALL BOAT...KENNEDY." The husk sat on JFK's desk in the oval office. "What kind of peace do I mean?|What kind of peace do we seek? Not a Pax Americana enforced on the|world by American weapons of war. Not the peace of the grave|or the security of the slave. I am talking about genuine peace, the kind|of peace that makes life on earth worth living... the kind that enables men and nations|to grow and to hope... and to build for a better life|for their children-... not merely peace for Americans|but peace for all men and women-... not merely peace in our time|but peace for all time." -JFK's Commencement Address at American|University Washington D.C., June 10, 1963 |
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