released Friday were other CIA files about the Cuba connection, including records on operatives who had been involved in the unsuccessful April 1961 invasion at Cuba's Bay of Pigs by an agency-backed band of exiles. They included agent E. Howard Hunt, Bernard Barker and Frank Sturgis, who would later be arrested and imprisoned for breaking into the Democratic National Committee headquarters in Washington's Watergate office complex on June 17, 1972.

That failed break-in set off the two-year political scandal that led to the resignation of President Richard Nixon, whom Kennedy defeated in 1960.

The CIA, then led by Helms, declined to help Nixon block the FBI investigation of the Watergate break-in and also declined to provide information about the agency's ties to Nixon's attempts to smear the reputation of DanielXGames Bid for Detroit Party

As a finalist in the ESPN XGames search for a new city to host them for the next three years, Detroit stepped up and threw a massive bash to show ESPN just how this city can rock. With only three days notice we had a half pipe with BMX and skateboard demonstrations, food trucks serving up awesome menus, Mix Master Mike from the Beastie Boys spinning on a stage complete with light show and fog machine, and local graffiti artists showing their talent on large plywood boards.
All of this was set up in Campus Martius Park in just a few hours after business ended in the nearby Compuware Building. Did I mention that Detroit only knew three days ahead of time that ESPN was