The Missiles of October
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Also Carlton Kent of the Sun Times
asked for verification of a report

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that we have parachute units
on the alert for a Cuban jump.

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Now, sir, I'm completely in the dark.
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Call Kent and tell him
that story is absolutely false.

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We have no intentions of invading Cuba.
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If he prints that story
he's gonna look foolish.

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Kenny, call McNamara
and have him ask Allen and Scott

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to kill their story.
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Mr. President, I suppose
you're gonna tell me

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whas going on when you think
I should know.

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I don't want to put my press secretary
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in a position of deliberately
deceiving the press.

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And you're not the worlïs greatest
liar, Pierre.

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You don't know how lucky you are
not to know what you don't know.

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Yes, sir.
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Good night, Mr. President.
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Good night, Pierre.
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Pierre, we're making some alternative
travel arrangements

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for the pool reporters in the morning.
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You'll make the announcement at the last-
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Now, wait a minute,
are you talking about a new schedule?

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The President is developing a cold.
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Now who do you think thas gonna fool?
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Everybody,
the way you're gonna handle it.

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The United States today
detonated a nuclear device

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above Junston Island
in the central Pacific.

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The explosion was the second
successful American test

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in the upper atmosphere
in six attempts this year.

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The fifth day of the Missiles of October.
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I talked with Kennedy in Washington
for over two hours.


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