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This is the most remarkable line from the piece: "This story ran on page A20 of the Boston Globe on 10/13/2002." A20? Dozens of top US officials somehow get p
by aristus 18y ago
This is the most remarkable line from the piece:
"This story ran on page A20 of the Boston Globe on 10/13/2002."
A20? Dozens of top US officials somehow get permission to visit Castro in Habana & chat and it runs on page A20?
- sachinag 18y agoI am actively rooting for newspapers to die so that decent journalism can thrive.
- erlanger 18y agoHow does one passively root?
- eli 18y agoI don't think "former Kennedy administration officials" were considered top US officials in 2002. And the event didn't break any news: "Although the discovery that Soviet submarines were armed with nuclear weapons was revealed about a year ago, this was the first time key players in the 13-day crisis had sat down to analyze the implications of the Oct. 27 incident" A20 seems reasonable to me. Academics hold conferences in Cuba all the time. I think you may have misread the article.