Sorensen helped draft language explaining the quarantine and the administration's demand for removal of Soviet offensive weapons.
Historical person
Theodore Chaikin Sorensen Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Theodore Chaikin Sorensen, based on 5 World History Database records associated with United States of America.
Chronological biography
1962
Sorensen refined Kennedy's television address so that the missile evidence, quarantine, and warning to Moscow were presented clearly.
Sorensen assisted with final revisions to the President's address before Kennedy disclosed the crisis to the public.
Sorensen helped draft the response accepting the essential terms of Khrushchev's first proposal while avoiding a public missile trade.
Sorensen assisted with Kennedy's public response welcoming the Soviet decision to remove the missiles from Cuba.
Titles and roles
Special Counsel to President
Record provenance
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