On the recordSeptember 29, 1962
They agreed on the serious nature of developments in Cuba and they discussed ways and means of containing further Communist expansion and subversion in the Caribbean.
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Joint Statement Following Discussions With the Foreign Secretary of the United Kingdom.
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