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September 6, 2008 2:57:56 AM CDT


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  • May 2008
    • JFK Negotiated (and Got His Butt Kicked)

      JFK Negotiated (and Got His Butt Kicked)

      (Newser) - On the campaign trail, Barack Obama often invokes a JFK maxim—"Let us never negotiate out of fear. But let us never fear to negotiate"—to back up his commitment to talk to America's enemies. But in a Times op-ed, two writers observe that Kennedy learned a tough lesson when negotiating with Nikita Khrushchev: Meeting with the enemy gives him the opportunity to kick you. More »

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      Barack Obama   John F. Kennedy   Cold War   appeasement   negotiation   Cuban Missile Crisis

  • February 2008
    • Cuba Takes a Swing at Golf

      Cuba Takes a Swing at Golf

      (Newser) - Nearly a dozen tony golf-resort projects funded by Spanish, British, and Canadian consortiums are under way in Cuba as acting President Raul Castro tries to lure foreign tourists—and their cash—back to the struggling island nation by creating a new Caribbean golf destination, reports the Wall Street Journal. Castro took over for his ailing brother, Fidel, in July 2006; he's expected to be named president tomorrow. More »

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      golf   tourism   Fidel Castro   Raul Castro   tourists   Che Guevara   golf course   Arnold Palmer   Cuban Missile Crisis

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