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Cinclant-Proclamation-for-Military-Occupation-of-Cuba-1962

Oct 20, 1962

CINCLANT (Commander in Chief, U.S. Atlantic Command), Message to Joint Chiefs of Staff, “Military Government Proclamation No. 1,” October 20, 1962, TOP SECRET (declassified 2017)

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Mandatory Declassification Review release from U.S. Navy “Blue Flag Messages,” U.S. Navy Heritage and History Command Archives

Oct 20, 1962

Cable from Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko on 18 October 1962 meeting with President Kennedy, 20 October 1962 (excerpts)

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Cold War International History Project

Oct 20, 1962

Washington Embassy telegram 2624 to Foreign Office, “Cuba,” 20 October 1962, Top Secret

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The National Archives (United Kingdom), Prime Minister’s Records, PREM 11/3689 (copy courtesy of Len Scott, Aberystwyth University)

Oct 18, 1962

Deputy Secretary of Defense Roswell Gilpatric, handwritten notes, "Alternative Courses of Action on Cuba," Top Secret, October 18, 1962

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National Archives, Record Group 330, Records of the Department of Defense, "Sensitive Records on Cuba, The Cuban Missile Crisis", box 1, B. Gilpatric hand-written notes: folder "RLG Notes on Cuba pre-10-21-62"

Oct 1962

Images: JFK Oval Office meetings with Soviets and U.S. U-2 pilots

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Cecil Stoughton and Robert Knudsen. White House Photographs. John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, Boston.

1-Memorandum-to-President-Kennedy-from-UN-Ambassador-Adlai-Stevenson-recommending-alternatives-to-airstrikes-in-Cuba

Oct 17, 1962

State Department, Memorandum to President Kennedy from UN Ambassador Adlai Stevenson recommending alternatives to airstrikes in Cuba, SECRET/EYES ONLY, October 17, 1962

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National Security Archive Cuban Missile Crisis collections

Oct 17, 1962

State Department, Stevenson handwritten notes, ca. October 17, 1962

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National Security Archive Cuban Missile Crisis Collection

Oct 17, 1962

UN Ambassador Adlai Stevenson, Memorandum to President Kennedy (recommending alternatives to airstrikes in Cuba), SECRET/EYES ONLY, October 17, 1962

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National Security Archive Cuban Missile Crisis collections

National-Security-Archive-Doc-17-CIA-Marshall

Oct 16, 1962

CIA, Marshall Carter, Memorandum for Special Group (Augmented), “Operation MONGOOSE/Sabotage Proposals,” October 16, 1962.

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National Archives, JFK Assassination Records, Document No. 157-10004-10154.

First-CIA-memo -Soviet-missiles-in-Cuba-1962

Oct 16, 1962

CIA, First memo on the missile sites in Cuba, October 16, 1962, “Memorandum: Probable Soviet MRBM Sites in Cuba.” TOP SECRET/PSALM.

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Mary McAuliffe, ed., CIA Documents on the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962, (CIA Center for the Study of Intelligence, October 1992), pp. 139-144. [pages 141 to 146 of the PDF]

Oct 1962

The First U-2 Photographs of Soviet Missiles in Cuba 1962

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Dino Brugioni Collection at the National Security Archive and JFK Library, White House Photographs, Robert Knudsen for the last photo.

Document-06-Memorandum-from-Major-General-F-T

Oct 13, 1962

Memorandum from Major General F. T. Unger to General Taylor, “Revision of Information for Inclusion in the President's ‘Black Bag’,” 13 October 1962, with routing sheet attached, Secret

Source

RG 218, Chairman Maxwell Taylor Papers, box 2, 031.1. Meetings with the President October 1962

National-Security-Archive-Doc-16-CIA-William

Oct 11, 1962

CIA, William Harvey, Memorandum for Brigadier General Edward Lansdale, “Operation MONGOOSE – Sabotage Actions,” October 11, 1962.

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National Archives, JFK Assassination Records, Document No. 178-10002-10473.

Oct 11, 1962

S/p [Policy Planning Council] Mr. Owen to G [Deputy Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs]: Mr. Johnson,” Paul Nitze’s Report on Europe,” 11 October 1962, Secret

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DNSA

The-CIA’s-Eyeballs-How-U.S.-photo-interpreters-saw-through-the-Soviet-buildup-in-Cuba-1962

October 1962

NPIC imagery of Soviet ships 1962

National-Security-Archive-Doc-5A-Name-Excised

Oct 9, 1962

[Name Excised] Deputy Assistant Director of National Estimates, Central Intelligence Agency, to Allan Evans (INR) et al., "SNIE 13-6-62: Implications of Communist China's Acquisition of a Nuclear Weapons Capability," October 9, 1962, Secret, Excised copy

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FOIA Releases

Oct 9, 1962

Deputy Secretary of Defense Roswell Gilpatric, handwritten notes, “10/9/62 meeting with Pres on Cuban reconnaissance,” TOP SECRET

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Freedom of Information Act release to William Burr, original in National Archives, Record Group 330, Records of the Department of Defense, “Sensitive Records on Cuba, The Cuban Missile Crisis,” Box 1, Folder “RLG Notes on Cuba pre-10-21-62”

National-Security-Archive-Doc-12-National

Oct 5, 1962

National Security Council, Carl Kaysen memo to McGeorge Bundy on cataloguing important papers for the President to read, October 5, 1962.

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John F. Kennedy Library, John F. Kennedy Papers, Meetings and Memoranda, Box 320, Folder, "Staff Memoranda: Kaysen 8/1962-12/1962."

Oct 5, 1962

Записка Малиновского о спецбоеприпасах для операции «Анадырь»