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Iatinns committee raised strong objections to a US.- barkcd Invasion of Cuba in a mcmorandum to President Ken- nctiy shortly before the Bay of Figs fiasco in March, 1961.

Thc communication was pub- lished for the first time in the book Fulbright of Arkansas, 8 ('Dlit‘t‘IlOn of the Democratic rcnalOI"s papers and speeches edited by Karl E. Meyer. edi-i torial writer for the Washing- ton Post

l-‘ulbright's argument won that the United States would get} utch a moral black eye. and! not off such public reaction south of the Rio Grande. thatl tho result would be a net loss. for the country even if Fideli

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