What Robert Caro Got Wrong

In the second phase, starting in 1982, on the 20^th anniversary of the crisis, some of JFK?s top advisers?McNamara, Sorensen, national security adviser McGeorge Bundy, and others?confessed, in a article for Time magazine, that Kennedy had made a secret deal: Khrushchev would take the Soviet missiles out of Cuba, and Kennedy, six months later, would take America?s very similar Jupiter missiles out of Turkey. It had always been known that Khrushchev offered such a deal, but the earlier accounts?including Sorensen?s book, and many other books based on it?had reported that Kennedy rejected it. In fact, the advisers now said, Kennedy accepted it, but told both the Russians and the handful of his own advisers whom he let in on the secret never to tell anyone. (The advisers decided to break their silence because they knew the Kennedy Library was about to release the tapes.)

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