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The article focuses on issues regarding the challenges during the Cuban conflict. During the Cuban crisis, much was made of the difference between offensive and defensive weapons, with Soviet Union weapons in the country. However, the Soviet has yielded in the Cuban crisis, implying that its weapons was not intended to defend Cuba from an enemy, but as part of the Soviet strategic deployment in conflict with the U.S. Such incident calls for exploration of new political and military doctrines which could forestall these increasingly dangerous confrontations between the two nuclear superpowers.

Focuses on the Cuban revolution in 1959. Factors that lead to the crisis of supply of consumer goods; Role of Che Guevara in the Cuban revolution; Relationship between mercantile relationship among enterprises and material incentives.

Focuses on the speech given by U.S. Senator Redfield Proctor to the Senate with reference to sinking of Maine battleship in Havana harbor, Cuba. Response of American public to Proctor's speech; Contents of the speech; Profile of Proctor.