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"The U.S. desire to pursue regime change in Cuba was broadly consistentwith fears about the spread of communism and the desire to deny the Soviet Union friendly clients in the Western Hemisphere. And although we know from recent research that such interventions rarely accomplishtheir stated aim, early successes in ousting left-leaning regimes in Iran(1953) and Guatemala (1954) undoubtedly emboldened U.S. decision-makers to press ahead with regime change against Castro in the 1960s."
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paul-schutzer-kennedy-six-day-war-011.jpgPresident John F. Kennedy and First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy in the Presidential Box overlooking the crowd at inaugural.jpg
Aug. 24, 1964. Atlantic City, N.J. View of delegates and stage with large pictures of John F. Kennedy, Harry Truman, FDR and LBJ with the slogan 'Let Us Continue, at the 1964 Democratic National Convention..jpg
Fidel Castro, photographed in 1964. Castro, more than any other political leader in recent memory, had the stature of a living myth in his own country..jpg