APPROVED FOR RELEASE 2025 UNDER EXECUTIVE ORDER 14176 3 NOV 1968 A.1.0.1 McConne John The 13 Days military buildup that of any Sight. nothing to disrupt the relationship of our two countries during this period orig. Kennedy, who did not wish to ember. Khrushovsky, who said, President Of Crisis Kennedy, and did not want to embar. I told him he was watching the Know if he would be the union conse- on Tuesday morning, Oct. 16. The strange things to a human- enjoy it would be covered by the Soviet placed mis- pen, he assumed and let. I reported the conversation to Presi- 1962, shortly after 9 o'clock, Press. being even to be a human. experi- I reported that the government was done to the White House. Oct. 15. been to bring to the human- and suggested that it would advise- shortly afterward, in his office, held and strengthens that perhaps to issue a statement making it one- that the U.2 had just finished a hand- brings out characteristics would not tolerate the introduction of genice community become the cuban even and never knew the pres- would be to issue a Statement making it un- vinted that Russia was placing mis- and had, and others the pres. offensive weapons of any kind, into Cuba. that the crisis was a confederated mission. that was the beginning of the Cuban ure to have never been the Russian This is the first attempt of three install. the U.S.A. in the midst of the Soviet meeting with the Soviet Union. This meeting with Dobrinyan balls. this is from a manuscript dated by and the U-S.S ., which brought the President Kennedy. 1957 on the fall in the fall of tion and the end of which mankind From I THOUGHT WITH DOBRYANITY ANATOLYAN daries on the recollections of the that was my life-and-of-Americans. Presidential Counsel Theodore C. that was at the President's World. I THOUGH BACK to my meeting for. He came to tell me to the Atlas. Presidential Council Theodore C was life life, as well. for the oracle, say that the sen was made by the Central Intelligence make certain agreements. <loc_593>and the orake of the government. Agency that the number of officials prepared to sign an Atlas- of the general, says that the Sen.

Summary:  
The text contains fragmented and partially illegible records of discussions during the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, including interactions between U.S. officials (e.g., John McCone, Robert McNamara, Dean Rusk) and Soviet representatives (e.g., Anastoly Dobryn, Ambassador Adal Stevenson). It references military strategies, intelligence assessments, and diplomatic negotiations regarding Soviet missile placements in Cuba, with mentions of potential U.S. responses such as blockades or strikes. The text also includes personal reflections from a participant on the tension and decision-making process during the crisis, though it lacks direct information about Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination or related investigations.  

Key People:  
- John McCone (U.S. intelligence official)  
- Robert McNamara (Secretary of Defense)  
- Dean Rusk (Secretary of State)  
- Anastoly Dobryn (Soviet representative)  
- Adal Stevenson (U.S. Ambassador to Cuba)  
- President John F. Kennedy  

Key Locations:  
- Havana, Cuba  
- Washington, D.C. (White House, National Security Council)  
- Soviet Union (specific locations unspecified)  

Key Events:  
- Cuban Missile Crisis (October 1962)  
- U.S.-Soviet diplomatic negotiations  
- Intelligence assessments of Soviet missile installations in Cuba  
- Discussions on potential military responses (blockades, strikes)  
- Internal U.S. government debates over handling the crisis  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Department of Defense  
- National Security Council (NSC)  
- U.S. State Department  
- Soviet Union diplomatic and military entities (specific names unclear)

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07165459_washington_post_news_article_the_13_days_of_crisis_written_by_robert_f_kennedy.pdf

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