National Security Will Be Achieved Through Energy

When Arthur Schlesinger, John F. Kennedy's assistant secretary of cultural relations, first learned of the CIA's plan to invade Cuba, he told the young president: "At one [pen] stoke [he] would dissipate all the extraordinary goodwill which has been rising toward the new administration through the world. It would fix a malevolent image of the new administration in the minds of millions."

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