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Everything about John F. Kennedy, the 35th president of the United States, was appealing.

His good looks, his glamorous wife

Jackie, their picture book children, Caroline, and John Jr. JFK personified how America

wanted to see itself, youthful, forward-looking, confident. But Kennedy had his doubters.

Did he have the maturity and experience to lead the most powerful

nation on earth? Early on, it seemed the answer was no. Within three months of taking office,

he botched his first major foreign policy test, a poorly planned attempt to overthrow the

communist government in Cuba. The failure now known as a Bay of Pigs fiasco was an

international embarrassment. His meeting in Vienna in June 1961 with Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev

didn't help matters. Cruzchev pushed Kennedy around like a playground bully. These early

failures might have broken a lesser man,

but Kennedy, a World War II Navy combat veteran, turned out to be made of very stern stuff.

The next confrontation with the communists would be different. That confrontation happened in

October 1962. Khrushchev, thinking he could intimidate Kennedy again, ordered the

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