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Castro announces that Cuba is taking measures that would make any direct U.S. attack on Cuba the equivalent of a world war. He claims that the U.S.S.R. has invested greatly in helping defend his country.
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CIA Director John McCone sends a memo to Kennedy expressing his belief that Soviet medium-range ballistic missiles (MRBMs) will be deployed in Cuba
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CIA Director John McCone sends a memo to Kennedy expressing his belief that Soviet medium-range ballistic missiles (MRBMs) will be deployed in Cuba
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Senator Kenneth Keating tells the Senate that there is evidence of Soviet missile installations in Cuba. Keating urges Kennedy to take action.
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Senator Kenneth Keating tells the Senate that there is evidence of Soviet missile installations in Cuba. Keating urges Kennedy to take action.
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In a speech to the UN, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko warns that an American attack on Cuba could mean war with the Soviet Union.
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Andrej Gromikó szovjet külügyminiszter az ENSZ székházában elmondott beszédében figyelmeztetett, hogy az Amerikai Egyesült Államok támadása Kuba ellen háborút jelentene a Szovjetunióval.
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Kennedy orders a U-2 reconnaissance flight over western Cuba, delayed by bad weather until the 14th.
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Kennedy orders a U-2 reconnaissance flight over western Cuba, delayed by bad weather until the 14th.
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Senator Keating charges that six intermediate-range ballistic missile bases are being constructed in Cuba.
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