Texas AP wire copy tear sheet from KNER-FM in Richardson, TX about Kennedy's presidency. It contains a description of the Bay of Pigs, Kennedy's dealings with Cuba, Castro and Khrushchev. Text of the wire copy reads as follows:AP192More AP127-128 (Kennedy sketch) X X X dismantling.Kruschev's retreat was generally interpreted as a step forward for the United States and for the free world in the Cold War.The crisis involving Cuba was not Kennedy's first with that small Caribbean nation.Soon after he was inaugurated January 20th, 1961, Cuban refugees with United States backing invaded their homeland in an attempt to rewin it from Castro. The invasion was a fiasco.Castro's Soviet-built military might crushed the invasion. Also, anticipated defections from Castro's forces failed to materialize. And the United States did not come to the invaders' aid with military help. U-S presitage abroad slumped.While the aborted invasion was in progress, Khruschev warned Kennedy to call a halt to the aggression or else Russia would give "all necessary assistance in resisting the invasion."But President Kennedy replied bluntly:"In the event of any military intervention by outside force, we will immediately honor our obligations under the Inter-American system to protect this hemisphere against external aggression."President Kennedy also later warned in a speech that the United States would act on its own against Cuba's Reds if U-S security was threatened. This is what he did in October, 1962."The wire copy continues onto another page (2009.015.0001.0089).