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キューバから離れるソ連船 （1962年12月10日）

The Soviet ship Kasimov is shown just off Cuba with fifteen (Soviet) I1-28 aircraft on board December 10, 1962. Fuselage crates on the ship were opened by the Soviet crew for U.S. air inspection, with the airplanes, formerly based on Cuba, removed at the request of U.S. authorities during the Cuban missile crisis. (National Archives via The New York Times)

日付：1962年12月10日

ソ連爆撃機「Il-28」 （1962年12月９日）

At sea off Cuba: Air view shows part of a load of fifteen IL-28 bombers aboard a soviet ship, the Kasimov. 9th December 1962

日付：1962年12月9日

【世界の出来事】 キューバミサイル危機 （1962年）

Russian cartoon from Krokodil on the Cuba Crisis 1962

日付：1962年12月9日

ソ連船・米国の臨検 （1962年12月７日）

At sea off Cuba showing part of a load of fifteen IL-28 bombers aboard a Soviet ship, the Kasimov. Some of the crates were opened voluntarily for US air inspection. - 7th December 1962

日付：1962年12月7日

キューバに配置された ソ連のミサイル （撮影日不明）

A completed Soviet SA-2 (surface-to-air ) missile site in Cuba showing characteristic star pattern. This October, 2012, marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis. (U.S. Air Force via The New York Times)

日付：1962年12月5日

キューバから離れるソ連船 （1962年12月５日）

The Soviet ship Kasimov carrying fifteen fuselages of IL-28 bombers after leaving Cuba, Dec. 5, 1962, Bomber crates had been opened by the Soviet crew to allow for U.S. aerial inspection. This October marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis. (U.S. Navy via The New York Times)

日付：1962年12月5日

キューバから離れるソ連船 （1962年12月５日）

Soviet ship Kasimov after leaving Cuba, Dec. 5, 1962. The ship was carrying fifteen fuselages of IL-28 Soviet bombers. The bomber crates had been opened by the Soviet crew to allow for U.S. aerial inspection. This October, 2012, marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis. (U.S. Navy via The New York Times)

日付：1962年12月5日

キーウエスト 対空ミサイル （1962年11月21日）

U.S. FORCES CUBAN BLOCKADE Buildup of troops and military equipment, rushed to south Florida to launch an invasion of Cuba if it had been ordered, remained on the keys, between Miami and Key West. This unit, showing no sign of dismantling, was manned and ready with its anti-aircraft missiles in Key West on Nov. 21, 1962. (AP Photo)

日付：1962年11月21日

グァンタナモ湾 米海軍基地 （1962年11月14日）

Gen. David M. Shoup, commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps, sits on sandbags as he talks with Pfc. William M. James of Lewisberg, Tenn., at a defense position on Suicide Ridge at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base, November 14, 1962. The trench is near the fence overlooking Cuban territory on the perimeter of the U.S. base. (AP Photo)

日付：1962年11月14日

ソ連船・米国の臨検 （1962年11月10日）

The U.S. Navy destroyer Barry maneuvers about the Russian freighter Anosov, at left, in the Atlantic Ocean, to inspect its cargo during the Cuban blockade on November 10, 1962. The Soviet ship presumably carries a cargo of missiles being withdrawn from Cuba. The interception took place about 780 miles northeast of Puerto Rico. (AP Photo)

日付：1962年11月10日

ソ連船・米国の臨検 （1962年11月10日）

U.S. Navy guided missile ship Dahlgren trails the Soviet Leninsky Komsomol, Nov. 10, 1962, as the Russian vessel headed from Casilda, Cuba, through the windward passage between Haiti and Cuba. The freighter, loaded with military equipment and missile-like objects covered with canvas, was later intercepted by the destroyer leader Norfolk. The skipper of the freighter partially uncovered two of the missile-like objects but refused to strip any part of covering from others. (AP Photo/Henry Burroughs)

日付：1962年11月10日

ソ連船・米国の臨検 （1962年11月10日）

U.S. Navy guided missile ship Dahlgren trails the Soviet Leninsky Komsomol, Nov. 10, 1962, as the Russian vessel headed from Casilda, Cuba, through the windward passage between Haiti and Cuba. The freighter, loaded with military equipment and missile-like objects covered with canvas, was later intercepted by the destroyer leader Norfolk. The skipper of the freighter partially uncovered two of the missile-like objects but refused to strip any part of covering from others. (AP Photo/Henry Burroughs)

日付：1962年11月10日

ソ連船・米国の臨検 （1962年11月10日）

U.S. Navy guided missile ship Dahlgren trails the Soviet Leninsky Komsomol, Nov. 10, 1962, as the Russian vessel headed from Casilda, Cuba, through the windward passage between Haiti and Cuba. The freighter, loaded with military equipment and missile-like objects covered with canvas, was later intercepted by the destroyer leader Norfolk. The skipper of the freighter partially uncovered two of the missile-like objects but refused to strip any part of covering from others. (AP Photo/Henry Burroughs)

日付：1962年11月10日

ソ連船・米国の臨検 （1962年11月10日）

U.S. Navy guided missile ship Dahlgren trails the Soviet Leninsky Komsomol, Nov. 10, 1962, as the Russian vessel headed from Casilda, Cuba, through the windward passage between Haiti and Cuba. The freighter, loaded with military equipment and missile-like objects covered with canvas, was later intercepted by the destroyer leader Norfolk. The skipper of the freighter partially uncovered two of the missile-like objects but refused to strip any part of covering from others. (AP Photo/Henry Burroughs)

日付：1962年11月10日

ソ連船・米国の臨検 （1962年11月10日）

The U.S. Navy destroyer Barry pulls alongside and maneuvers about the Russian freighter Anosov in the Atlantic Ocean, to inspect its cargo during the Cuban blockade on November 10, 1962. The Soviet ship presumably carries a cargo of missiles being withdrawn from Cuba. The interception took place about 780 miles northeast of Puerto Rico. (AP Photo)

日付：1962年11月10日

ソ連船・米国の臨検 （1962年11月10日）

The U.S. Navy destroyer Barry maneuvers about the Russian freighter Anosov, at left, in the Atlantic Ocean, to inspect its cargo during the Cuban blockade on November 10, 1962. The Soviet ship presumably carries a cargo of missiles being withdrawn from Cuba. The interception took place about 780 miles northeast of Puerto Rico. (AP Photo)

日付：1962年11月10日

ソ連船・米国の臨検 （1962年11月10日）

The U.S. destroyer Barry pulls alongside the Russian freighter Anosov in the Atlantic Ocean, November 10, 1962, to inspect cargo as a U.S. patrol plane flies overhead. The Soviet ship presumably carries a cargo of missiles being withdrawn from Cuba. The interception took place about 780 miles northeast of Puerto Rico. (AP Photo)

日付：1962年11月10日

The Soviet freighter Volgoles, about 40 miles northeast of Cuba, sailing away from the port of Mariel, Cuba, on Nov. 9, 1962. The ship's afterdeck was believed to be loaded with missile equipment which were kept under cover. Half-tracked trucks are also visible. This October, 2012, marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis. (DOD via The New York Times)

日付：1962年11月9日

キューバから離れるソ連船 （1962年11月９日）

The Soviet freighter Volgoles, about 40 miles northeast of Cuba, sailing away from the port of Mariel, Cuba, on Nov. 9, 1962. The ship's afterdeck was believed to be loaded with missile equipment which were kept under cover. Half-tracked trucks are also visible. This October, 2012, marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis. (DOD via The New York Times)

日付：1962年11月9日

ソ連・貨物船 （1962年11月９日）

The Soviet freighter, Bonronec, sails an Easterly course away from Havana on Nov. 9, 1962. The photo shows a close-up of shrouded cylindrical objects on the afterdeck, which appear to be mobile missile launchers. (AP Photo/Bob Schutz)

日付：1962年11月9日

ニューヨーク グランドセントラル駅 （1962年11月９日）

New Yorkers stop to glance at the four-star final edition of the New York Daily News in the Grand Central Station area in New York, early Nov. 9, 1962. The News, which resumed publication following the settlement of a strike by the American Newspaper Guild, carried an italic headline reading "We're Back In Business." (AP Photo/Matty Zimmerman)

日付：1962年11月9日

ソ連・貨物船 （1962年11月９日）

Crewman aboard the Soviet Freighter Vogoles, carrying what appeared to be missile launchers out of Cuba, peer through binoculars as they watch a private plane carrying AP reporters as the plane circled the ship on Nov. 9, 1962. The photo was made about 40 miles northeast of the town of Banes on the north coast of Cuba. (AP Photo/Bob Schutz)

日付：1962年11月9日

ソ連 キューバからの ミサイル撤去 （1962年11月９日）

The Soviet ship, frighter Volgoles, about 40 miles northeast of Cuba, sails away from the port of Mariel, Cuba on Nov. 9, 1962 during the Cuban Missile Crisis. The ship's afterdeck was believed to be loaded with shrouded missile apparatus. Half-tracked trucks are also visible. (AP Photo/RHS)

日付：1962年11月9日

キューバ 弾道ミサイル基地 （1962年11月８日）

Mariel Naval port, Cuba. The Pentagon released this low level photo showing 17 missile erectors and launch stands await loading a short distance from the main port facility. The Defence Department announced 8th November 1962 that "all known" ballistic missile bases in Cuba have been dismantled.

日付：1962年11月8日

キューバから離れるソ連船 （1962年11月７日）

This aerial view shows a Soviet ship carrying eight canvas-covered missiles and transporters, visible on decks, as it steams away from Cuba on Nov. 7, 1962. (AP Photo)

日付：1962年11月7日

ミサイルを運ぶソ連船 （1962年11月６日）

November 6, 1962: Soviet personnel and six missile transporters loading onto ship transport at Casilda port in Cuba. The shadow at lower right is of the U.S. Air Force's RF-101 reconnaissance jet taking the photograph. This October marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis. (National Archives/The New York Times)

日付：1962年11月6日

The U.S. Department of Defense released this picture of the Soviet vessel Divnogorsk, seen on November 6, 1962, carrying four canvas-covered missiles away from Cuba. (AP Photo)

日付：1962年11月6日

キューバから離れるソ連船 （1962年11月５日）

Soviet missiles are loaded onto ships at the main port of Mariel, Cuba, near Havana, on their way back to the Soviet Union, November 5, 1962. This October, 2012, marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis. (National Archives/The New York Times)

日付：1962年11月5日

キューバから離れるソ連船 （1962年11月５日）

Soviet missiles and equipment prior to being loaded for shipment out of Cuba at the port of Mariel, near Havana, Nov. 5, 1962, after the Cuban Missile Crisis came to an end. This October marks the 50th anniversary of the crisis which saw the Soviet Union and the U.S. come close to nuclear war. (National Archives via The New York Times)

日付：1962年11月5日

キューバに配置された ソ連のミサイル （1962年11月５日）

This photo, released by the U.S. Department of Defense, shows Soviet missile equipment being loaded at the Mariel naval port in Cuba on Nov. 5, 1962. (AP Photo/U.S. Department of Defense)

日付：1962年11月5日

ルドルフ・アンダーソン （1962年11月５日）

Andrews Air Force Base, M.D. USA: an air force honour guard carries the coffin of Major Rudolf Anderson, Jnr., from a plane here on November 4th. Anderson was killed whilst flying a U-2 reconnaisance plane over Cuba. His body was shipped from Cuba after U Thant's meeting with Dr Fidel Castro. 5 November 1962

日付：1962年11月5日

使用注意 キューバに配置された ソ連のミサイル （1962年11月８日）

FILE--The Defense Department released these pictures in Washington, November 8, 1962, saying they were made over the Mariel naval port in Cuba on November 4. To defuse the Cuban missile crisis, President Kennedy promised not to invade the island nation, but newly declassified documents show he later retreated from the pledge, fearing Cuba could become an ``invulnerable base.''.The department identified the ships at dockside as Soviet freighters. Photo at upper left is a blowup of missile equipment in outlined area below. Combination photo was released in this form by the department. (AP Photo/file)

日付：1962年11月4日

The U.S. Defense Department released this photo November 3, 1962, in Washington, describing it as a low-level photograph taken November 1, of a Medium Range Ballistic Missile Site at Sagua La Grande, Cuba. The official caption says the launch erectors and associated equipment have been completely removed from all four launch pads, and the launch pads bulldozed over. Also that three of the missile ready buildings have been removed, and dismantling crews are working on other areas of Sagua La Grande. (AP Photo/U.S. Defense Department)

日付：1962年11月3日

ジョン・F・ケネディ （1962年11月２日）

John F. Kennedy, Nov 02, 1962 : U.S. President John F. Kennedy reports to the nation on the status of the Cuban crisis from Washington, D.C. on Nov. 2, 1962. He told radio and television listeners that Soviet missile bases "are being destroyed" and that U.S. air surveillance would continue until effective international inspection is arranged. U.S. government conclusions about the missile bases, he said, are based on aerial photographs made Nov. 1. (AP Photo)

日付：1962年11月2日

人物：ジョン・F・ケネディ

ジョン・F・ケネディ （1962年11月２日）

President John Kennedy reports personally to the nation Nov. 2, 1962 on the status of the Cuban crisis, telling the American people that Soviet missile bases in Cuba are “being destroyed”. He said U.S. air surveillance will continue until effective international inspection is arranged. The two-minute broadcast to the nation was carried by radio and television. (AP Photo/Henery Griffin)

日付：1962年11月2日

人物：ジョン・F・ケネディ

ジョン・F・ケネディ （1962年11月２日）

President John F Kennedy makes a television and radio report to the nation from the White House here on 2nd November. He said the US has firm evidence that Soviet missile bases in Cuba are being dismantled, but he said USA well still insist on international inspection to assure this work is completed. 1962

日付：1962年11月2日

人物：ジョン・F・ケネディ

キューバに配置された ソ連のミサイル （1962年11月２日）

Russian arms being loaded. The Defence Department released this low level photo of Muriel port, taken 2nd November 1962. The photo revelas that one missile erector, 10 missile fueld trailers, 7 missile oxidizer trailers, and cherry picker were present at the port being prepared for loading onto the three ships at the dock. The Defence Department announced today that "all known" missile bases in Cuba have been dismantled.

日付：1962年11月2日

ジョン・F・ケネディ （1962年11月２日）

U.S. President John F. Kennedy reports to the nation on the status of the Cuban crisis from Washington, D.C. on Nov. 2, 1962. He told radio and television listeners that Soviet missile bases "are being destroyed" and that U.S. air surveillance would continue until effective international inspection is arranged. U.S. government conclusions about the missile bases, he said, are based on aerial photographs made Nov. 1. (AP Photo)

日付：1962年11月2日

人物：ジョン・F・ケネディ

キューバに配置された ソ連のミサイル （1962年11月）

In a photo taken during a U.S. surveillance flight, 17 missile erectors are seen north of the port of Mariel, Cuba, where they were awaiting return to the Soviet Union in early November, 1962. This October, 2012, marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis. (National Archives/The New York Times)

日付：1962年11月1日

In a photo taken during a U.S. surveillance flight, a convoy of Soviet trucks are lined up at a dock awaiting loading onto a ship at north Mariel port, Cuba, in early November, 1962. This October, 2012, marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis. (National Archives/The New York Times)

日付：1962年11月1日

キューバ ソ連のミサイル基地 （1962年11月）

Dismanteling of Soviet bases in Cuba November 1962 An aerial picture showing the dismanteling of one of the Soviet missile bases in Cuba. The missile launching positions have been vacated as seen in this picture

日付：1962年11月1日

キューバ 米軍の海上封鎖 （1962年11月）

The guided-missile destroyer Lawrence steams past the Morro Castle fortress here today, as she leaves San Juan harbour, Puerto Rico to resume her position in the Cuban blockade line of US warships. The White House announced that the blockade was being resumed because there was lack of effective UNO controls for dismantling weapons. 1st November 1962

日付：1962年11月1日

キューバ ソ連のミサイル基地 （1962年11月）

Cold War: Cuban Missile Crisis. Aerial view of Russian medium- range ballistic missile launch site 2, San Cristobal, Cuba, l November 1962. Last missiles removed in April 1963.

日付：1962年11月1日

【世界の出来事】 キューバミサイル危機 （1962年10月31日）

Washington President John Kennedy in rocking chair chats to Army Chief of Staff General Earle Wheeler (second right ) on the Cuban crisis with them Lieutenant General Theodore W . Parker (left ) and Lieutenant General Hamilton H. Howze (centre . 31 October 1962

日付：1962年10月31日

人物：ジョン・F・ケネディ

【世界の出来事】 キューバミサイル危機 （撮影日時不明）

Cubans demonstrating against the Russians America

日付：1962年10月30日

【世界の出来事】 キューバミサイル危機 （1962年10月30日）

President John F. Kennedy, back to camera, is seen at the White House, Oct. 30, 1962, with four Air Force officers who have had a part in the aerial surveillance of Cuba. From left to right: Col. Ralph D. Stoakley, who heads the Washington team that evaluates the reconnaissance photographs; Lt. Col. Joseph M. O'Grady and Maj. Richard S. Heyser, two pilots who have flown some of the Cuban missions; and Gen. Curtis LeMay, Air Force Chief of Staff. (AP Photo)

日付：1962年10月30日

人物：カーチス・ルメイ, ジョン・F・ケネディ

【世界の出来事】 キューバミサイル危機 （1962年10月30日）

President Kennedy's special team for upcoming talks on the Cuban crisis study maps at the New York headquarters of the U.S. mission to the United Nations, Oct. 30, 1962. From left to right: George Ball, undersecretary of state and specialist in international law; John J. McCloy, assistant secretary of war during World War II; and Roswell L. Gilpatric, deputy secretary of defense. (AP Photo/Jacob Harris)

日付：1962年10月30日

人物：ジョージ・ボール

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月29日）

FILE -- Meeting of the Executive Committee of the National Security Council (EXCOMM) regarding Cuba in the Cabinet Room, White House, Washington, D.C., Oct. 29, 1962. This October marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis. Clockwise from top right side of table: Under Secretary of State George Ball; Secretary of State Dean Rusk; President John F. Kennedy; Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara; Deputy Secretary of Defense Roswell Gilpatric; Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Maxwell Taylor; Assistant Secretary of Defense Paul Nitze; Deputy United States Information Agency (USIA) Director Donald Wilson; Special Counsel to the President Theodore Sorensen; Special Assistant to the President for National Security McGeorge Bundy; Secretary of the Treasury C. Douglas Dillon; Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson (mostly hidden behind Dillon); Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy; former Ambassador to the Soviet Union Llewellyn Thompson; Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Director William C. Foster; Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Director John McCone (mostly hidden behind Thompson and Foster). (Cecil Stoughton/National Archives via The New York Times)

日付：1962年10月29日

人物：ジョン・F・ケネディ

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月29日）

FILE -- During a meeting of the Executive Committee of the National Security Council (EXCOMM) regarding Cuba, President John F. Kennedy spoke with Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara in the West Wing Colonnade outside the Oval Office of White House, in Washington, Oct. 29, 1962. This October marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis. (Cecil Stoughton/National Archives via The New York Times)

日付：1962年10月29日

人物：ロバート・マクナマラ, ジョン・F・ケネディ

【世界の出来事】 キューバミサイル危機 （1962年10月29日）

Kennedy's blockade discussion. President John F Kennedy (right) of America meets with General David Shoup , Marine Corps Commandant (left) and Admiral George M Anderson , Chief of naval operations at the White House on 29th October 1962

日付：1962年10月29日

人物：ジョン・F・ケネディ

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月29日）

A low-level photograph taken by a U.S military reconnaissance aircraft shows what seems to be Soviet removal of missile erectors and transporters at San Cristobal, Cuba, on October 29, 1962. This October marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis. (National Archives/The New York Times)

日付：1962年10月29日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月29日）

Low-level photography reveals Soviet removal of missiles and tents at San Cristobal, Cuba, Oct. 29, 1962. This October marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis. (National Archives/The New York Times)

日付：1962年10月29日

【世界の出来事】 キューバミサイル危機 （1962年10月29日）

President John F. Kennedy poses in his White House office with Gen. David Shoup, left, Marine Corps Commandant, and Adm. George Anderson, Chief of U.S. Naval Operations, Oct. 29, 1962. The chiefs met with the president to review the present situation in Cuba and operation of the U.S. naval blockade. (AP Photo/William J. Smith)

日付：1962年10月29日

人物：ジョン・F・ケネディ

【世界の出来事】 キューバミサイル危機 （1962年10月28日）

The U.S. Navy shadows the second Soviet F-class submarine to surface near the quarantine line around Cuba established by President John F. Kennedy, Oct. 28, 1962. The submarine, (B-59) commanded by Valentin Savitsky, surfaced after repeated rounds of depth charges dropped by U.S. forces. (National Archives via The New York Times)

日付：1962年10月28日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月28日）

The U.S. Navy shadows the second Soviet F-class submarine to surface near the quarantine line around Cuba established by President John F. Kennedy, Oct. 28, 1962. The submarine, (B-59) commanded by Valentin Savitsky, surfaced after repeated rounds of depth charges dropped by U.S. forces. (National Archives via The New York Times)

日付：1962年10月28日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月28日）

UN Debate on Cuba. Valerian Zorin, Russia's delegate at the UN and the UN Security Council, conferring with fellow delegates Arkadiev and Minorozow before Mr Adlai Stevenson, America's chief delegate to the UN addressed the Security Council in New York.. Mr Stevenson read out President Kennedy's reply to a letter from U. Thant acting Secretary-General of the United Nations. 28th October 1962

日付：1962年10月28日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月28日）

Adlai Stevenson, US delegate to the United Nations Security Council at the UN in New York, during the debate on Cuba. 28th Oct.1962

日付：1962年10月28日

人物：アドレー・スティーブンソン

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月28日）

President John F. Kennedy leaves St. Stephen's Roman Catholic Church after attending services in Washington, Oct. 28, 1962, shortly after the announcement from Moscow that Premier Khrushchev ordered Soviet rocket bases in Cuba dismantled and rockets returned to Russia. (AP Photo/John Rous)

日付：1962年10月28日

人物：ジョン・F・ケネディ

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月27日）

The Soviet ship Grozny, heading for Cuba, after crossing the quarantine line around the island set up by President John F. Kennedy, October 27, 1962. The ship however stopped after U.S. Navy ships fired star shells across her bow. This October, 2012, marks the 50th anniversary of what became known as the Cuban Missile Crisis. (National Archives via The New York Times)

日付：1962年10月27日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月27日）

A U.S. military surveillance photo reported to show Cuban anti-aircraft gunners opening fire on low-level reconnaissance planes from the U.S., flying over the area in Cuba known to analysts as San Cristobal site no. 1, October 27, 1962. At another site, in Banes, Cuba, a Soviet SA-2 missile shot down U.S. Air Force Maj. Rudolf Anderson Jr.ﾕs U-2 during his reconnaissance mission. Anderson was the only person killed by enemy fire during the Cuban Missile Crisis 50 years ago. (National Archives via The New York Times)

日付：1962年10月27日

ルドルフ・アンダーソン （1962年10月27日）

A portrait of Maj. Rudolph Anderson, Jr. who was shot down and killed on Oct. 27, 1962, while flying a mission on his U-2 spy plane over Cuba during the Cuban Missile Crisis. This October marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis. (U.S. Air Force via The New York Times)

日付：1962年10月27日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月27日）

Part of a group who called themselves the Students' Committee in Support of American Cuban Policy, made up of University of California sorority and fraternity members, marched down Market Street in San Francisco October 27, 1962. The group stopped in front of the building housing Communist Party headquarters and chanted "Cuba Si, Khrushchev No". Some 800 demonstrators showed up in the Civic Center demonstrating for and against the Cuban blockade. There were no reported incidents. (AP Photo)

日付：1962年10月27日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月27日）

This aerial reconnaissance photo of the San Cristobal medium range ballistic missile site No. 3 in Cuba, is one of 27 photos given to Sen. Kenneth Keeting, R-NY, February 7, 1963, by Defense Secretary Robert McNamara to document the administration's claim that Russian offensive missiles have been withdrawn. This photo, the Department of Defense says, shows the site at its maximum readiness on October 27, 1962. (AP Photo/U.S. Defense Department)

日付：1962年10月27日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月27日）

General view of the struggle between the Committee of 100 and the Police . About 400 demonstrators stormed Whitehall and were stopped by a six deep cordon of police officers. Fights broke out in the clash. Several mroe people were arrested as they ran down Whitehall intent on reaching Admiralty House - the Premier's official temporary residence - they chanted their battle cry "Hands off Cuba" . We want Peace . All Hands off Cuba" . 27th October 1962

日付：1962年10月27日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月27日）

The Committee of 100 squatting in Trafalgar Square and Whitehall in protest on America's policy on Cuba 27th October 1962

日付：1962年10月27日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月）

The coffin containing the body of U.S. pilot Rudolf Anderson is loaded on a Pan Am plane in Havana, Cuba, Oct. 1962. Anderson was killed on Oct. 27, 1962, when his U-2 reconnaissance aircraft was shot down while over flying Cuban air space during the Cuban Missile Crisis. (AP Photo/Prensa Latina via AP Images)

日付：1962年10月27日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月27日）

The Committee of 100 called a demosntrationin London in protet over the Cuban situation. The scene looking down Whitehall towards Parliament Square with CND demonstrators sitting in the road and a barrier of London policemaen preventing demonstrators reaching Admiralty House , official residence of the Prime Minister - which was one of their objectives 27th October 1962

日付：1962年10月27日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月27日）

This demonstration of protest - "Cuba, yes" , "Yankee, No" - is pictured in Moscow near the American Embassy , against USA imperalists' aggressive actions towards the Republic of Cuba . Approxiamtely 1,000 Russians took part in the demosntration 27th October 1962

日付：1962年10月27日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月26日）

The U.S. destroyer Joseph P. Kennedy during its mission to board and inspect the Marucla, a dry-cargo ship of Lebanese registry under Soviet charter heading to Cuba, Oct. 26, 1962. The Marucla was chosen as the first ship to be intercepted by the U.S. Navy during the Cuban Missile Crisis. (U.S. Navy via The New York Times)

日付：1962年10月26日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月26日）

The U.S. destroyer Joseph P. Kennedy, left, stops, boards and inspects the Marucla, a dry-cargo ship of Lebanese registry under Soviet charter heading to Cuba, Oct. 26, 1962. The Marucla was chosen as the first ship to be intercepted by the U.S. Navy during the Cuban Missile Crisis. (National Archives via The New York Times)

日付：1962年10月26日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月26日）

A new and more revealing picture of a Soviet medium-range ballistic missile site in Cuba which has just been released by the United States Defence Department. This picture was taken from a lower altitude that those issued earlier by the Defence department. It was aerial photos like this one that let President Kennedy to impose a blockade on Cuba. Mr Khruschev agreed to temporarily suspend arms shipments to Cuba. The "cherry picker" in this picture is a mobile high-level platform. 26th October 1962

日付：1962年10月26日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月26日）

Filler of USS Joseph P Kennedy, one of two destroyers which boarded the Soviet-chartered Marucla en route to Cuba. 26th October 1962

日付：1962年10月26日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月26日）

New York: Mr Valerian Zorin, soviet U.N. Ambassador makes a point as he addressed the Security Council her last night, as acting Secretary-General, U.Thant (left) listens. During the session, Mr Adlai Stevenson of the U.S. displayed to the delegates his country's aerial recconnaissance photographs of Cuba missile bases, following which Mr Zorin and Mr Stevenson engaged in one of the most heated exchanges in U.N. history, when Mr. Zorin alleged the photographs were forgeries. 26 October 1962

日付：1962年10月26日

人物：アドレー・スティーブンソン, ウ・タント

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月26日）

New York: Mr Valerian Zorin, (extreme left, at table), Soviet U.N. Ambassador, and other members of the Security Council, turn to view the United States aerial roconnaissance photographs of Cuban missile sites which Mr Adlai Stevenson (extreme right, at table), had put on display at U.N. headquarters last night. In centre of table are Dr Mahmond Riad (left), of UAR., and Sir Patrick Dean (right), of the United Kingdom. Soon after this picture was taken, Mr Zorin and Mr Stevenson engaged in one of the most heated exchanges in U.N. history, during which Mr Zorin alleged that the photographs were forgeries. 26 October 1962

日付：1962年10月26日

人物：アドレー・スティーブンソン

【世界の出来事】 キューバミサイル危機 （1962年10月25日）

Notes taken by President John F. Kennedy with the words "Missle, Missle Missle" on the upper right, written Oct. 25, 1962. (National Archives via The New York Times)

日付：1962年10月25日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月25日）

A copy of the handwritten draft of President Kennedy's letter to Khrushchev, October 25, 1962. Fifty years ago, the Cuban missile crisis brought the world to the brink of nuclear disaster. (National Archives via The New York Times)

日付：1962年10月25日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月25日）

Shouting left wing students carry placards protesting the United States’ blockade of Cuba as they demonstrate in front of the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo, Oct. 25, 1962. The placards say “Go Home Yankee,” and show skulls and swastikas condemning the U.S. policy against Cuba. (AP Photo/Mitsunori Chigita)

日付：1962年10月25日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月25日）

A U.S. military photograph taken October 25, 1962, of the site in Cuba known as San Cristobal No. 1, showing what is suspected of being extensive tracks from increased construction and possible missile readiness drills. This October, 2012, marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis. (National Archives/The New York Times)

日付：1962年10月25日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月25日）

The first Soviet F-class submarine to surface near the quarantine line established by President John F. Kennedy around Cuba, as seen from a U.S. Navy surveillance aircraft on October 25, 1962. The submarine, 945, Soviet fleet number B-130, was commanded by Nikolai Shumkov. This October marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis. (National Archives/The New York Times)

日付：1962年10月25日

世界の出来事 キューバ危機 （1962年10月25日）

CIA director John McCone leaves the White House in Washington, Oct. 25, 1962 after meeting with President Kennedy on Cuban situation. (AP Photo/Harvey Georges)

日付：1962年10月25日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月25日）

Adlai Stevenson, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, demands from Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin, not seen, an outright reply to whether the Soviet Union has stationed missiles in Cuba. When told by the Soviets he would have to wait, Stevenson asserted: "I am ready to wait until hell freezes over." The exchange took place during emergency session on Cuba of the U.N. Security Council in New York, Oct. 25, 1962. (AP Photo)

日付：1962年10月25日

人物：アドレー・スティーブンソン

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月25日）

Airlift of US Marines in Cuba. Although Russian ships turned back from the coast of Cuba, thus averting what might have become a bloody battle, the American fighting units, among them the Marines, were nevertheless ready for immediate action. How the marines were prepared - for any anticipated interceptions of the Cuba blockade made by Presiden Kennedy - are shown in this picture of the airlift of US marines to the naval air station in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. The marines are seen here being briefed by Brigadier General W R Collins, USMC, Commander of Marine gorud forces at the Guantanamo Naval Base. 25th October 1962

日付：1962年10月25日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月25日）

Valerian Zorin New York: U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Mr Adlai Stevenson) challenges Soviet Russia to deny in the Security Council that the Soviet Union "Has placed and is placing medium and intermediate missles in Cuba". The challenge which was made in the Ocotber 25th session of the security Council, evoked raucous laughter from Soviet U.N. Ambassador Valerian Zorin in picture 27 October 1962

日付：1962年10月25日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月25日）

President Kennedy signing the proclamation which imposed a quarentine on Non Defensive Arms shipment to Cuba. Though no trouble followed the President's blockade of Cuba, Mr Khrushchev now wants to hold a summit meeting to solve the Cuban Crisis 25th October 1962

日付：1962年10月25日

人物：ジョン・F・ケネディ

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月25日）

New York: United Nations acting Secretary- General Mr U.Thant (left), prepares to address the 11 nation security council here last night, whilst Mr Valerian Zorin (right), Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister, confers with an aide. In his address, U.Thant made a dramatic plea to Mr Krushchev to suspend arms shipment to Cuba, and President Kennedy to suspend the blockade, for two or three weeks in each case, to ease the Cuban Crisis. U Thant intervened in the crisis after he was approached by representatices of more than 40 smaller powers from many parts of the world. 25 October 1962

日付：1962年10月25日

人物：ウ・タント

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月25日）

U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Adlai Stevenson, second from right, confronts Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin, first on left, with a display of reconnaissance photographs during emergency session of the U.N. Security Council at the United Nations headquarters in New York, on October 25, 1962. The photographs put emphasis on U.S. accusations of the placement of Soviet offensive missiles in Cuba. (AP Photo)

日付：1962年10月25日

人物：アドレー・スティーブンソン

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月25日）

New York: U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Mr Adlai Stevenson (right) challenges Soviet Russia to deny in the Security Council that the Soviet Union "Has placed and is placing medium and intermediate missles in Cuba". The challenge which was made in the Ocotber 25th session of the security Council, evoked raucous laughter from Soviet U.N. Ambassador Valerian Zorin 27 October 1962

日付：1962年10月25日

人物：アドレー・スティーブンソン

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月25日）

U.S. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson, far right, describes aerial photographs of launching sites for intermediate range missiles in Cuba during an emergency session of the United Nations Security Council Oct. 25, 1962 at the height of the Cuban Missile Crisis. (AP Photo/files)

日付：1962年10月25日

人物：アドレー・スティーブンソン

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月25日）

U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Adlai Stevenson, second from right, confronts Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin, first on left, with a display of reconnaissance photographs during emergency session of the U.N. Security Council at the United Nations headquarters in New York, on October 25, 1962. The photographs put emphasis on U.S. accusations of the placement of Soviet offensive missiles in Cuba. (AP Photo)

日付：1962年10月25日

人物：アドレー・スティーブンソン

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月24日）

A photograph of a ballistic missile base in Cuba was used as evidence with which U.S. President John F. Kennedy ordered a naval blockade of Cuba during the Cuban missile crisis October 24, 1962. This October, 2012, marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis. (Department of Defense via The New York Times)

日付：1962年10月24日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月24日）

A photograph of a ballistic missile base in Cuba was used as evidence with which U.S. President John F. Kennedy ordered a naval blockade of Cuba during the Cuban missile crisis October 24, 1962. This October, 2012, marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis. (Department of Defense via The New York Times)

日付：1962年10月24日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月24日）

A photograph from a U.S. Navy aircraft showing the Poltava after it turned back towards Moscow, October 24, 1962. The ship was carrying Soviet ballistic missiles. The circles annotate the launch rings on trucks. This October marks the 50th anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis. (National Archives/The New York Times)

日付：1962年10月24日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月24日）

People work during a voluntary working day in Cuba, Oct. 24, 1962. (AP Photo/Prensa Latina via AP Images/Carlos Nunes)

日付：1962年10月24日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月24日）

New York: Valerian Zorin The 11 nation Council met to consider a U.S. request for action on the alleged Russian missile build-up in Cuba. Mr Zorin said the U.S. approach to the council was "A clumsy attempt to cover up unprecedented aggressive acts by the U.S. against Cuba." 24 October 1962

日付：1962年10月24日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月24日）

President Kennedy during his historic speech when he announced that he had give orders for a blockade on Cuba after "unmistakable evidence" that Russia is establishing nuclear missile sites on the island. 24th October 1962

日付：1962年10月24日

人物：ジョン・F・ケネディ

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月24日）

President Kennedy during his historic speech when he announced that he had give orders for a blockade on Cuba after "unmistakable evidence" that Russia is establishing nuclear missile sites on the island. 24th October 1962

日付：1962年10月24日

人物：ジョン・F・ケネディ

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月24日）

A roughly painted Cuban flag is waved by Russian demonstrators during a "Hands off Cuba" protest meeting outside the American Embassy. As an Embassy car, carrying US Ambassador Foy Kohler left the embassy , a strong Russian in the several-hundred strong crowd hurled a stone at the car, nicking the body . 24th October 1962

日付：1962年10月24日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月24日）

Teenaged students from Moscow Technical School [pictured waving banners reading "Hands off Cuba" in a demonstration outside the American Embassy in Moscow . 24th October 1962

日付：1962年10月24日

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月24日）

New York: Adlai Stevenson The 11 nation Council met to consider a U.S. request for action on the alleged Russian missile build-up in Cuba. Mr Zorin said the U.S. approach to the council was "A clumsy attempt to cover up unprecedented aggressive acts by the U.S. against Cuba." 24 October 1962

日付：1962年10月24日

人物：アドレー・スティーブンソン

【世界の出来事】 キューバ危機 （1962年10月24日）

Washington, D.C. USA: President John F. Kennedy signing the proclamation formally putting into effect at 10 a.m. EDT., The United Stated Arms Quarantine against Cuba. The President made no comment during the signing. The proclamation authorises the use of U.S. Forces to prevent the delivery of offensive weapons to Cuba. 24 October 1962

日付：1962年10月24日

人物：ジョン・F・ケネディ