Facing Kennedy if he terminated the mission was political turmoil. Among the termoil is what Director Dulles referred to as a ‘disposal’ problem. Meaning those, Cuban exiles, trained by America for an invasion, would return to the country stating how the Kennedy administration was afraid of Castro. This weighed against the campaign rhetoric and direction would have been seen as a weak move. An opportunity out of the mission did arise that president Kennedy let pass. Since the formulation of the plan by the Eisenhower administration, the secrecy surrounding the mission was a top priority. Eventually information was discovered by the press and brought to the public. Such as the new York times , who published accurate information on the plan just 10 days before the
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on.(Crisis) Other media reported about the force training in Guatemala, which led to president Kennedy stating that instead of Castro using intelligence agents in the United States, ‘all he has to do is read our papers.’(Rabe) This leak of delicate information offered Kennedy an option of avoiding
on.(Crisis) Other media reported about the force training in Guatemala, which led to president Kennedy stating that instead of Castro using intelligence agents in the United States, ‘all he has to do is read our papers.’(Rabe) This leak of delicate information offered Kennedy an option of avoiding