# data[].attributes.body
Song 1: "Fly Me to the Moon" By Frank Sinatra

"Fly me to the moon, Let me play among the stars"

Song 2: "What a Wonderful World" By Louis Armstrong

"And I think to myself, What a wonderful world"

Song 3: "Blue Moon" By The Marcels

"Blue moon you saw me standing alone, Without a dream in my heart"

# data[].attributes.headline
Text Message Conversation With Nikita Khrushchev

# data[].attributes.subject
Text Message Conversation With Nikita Khrushchev

# data[].attributes.body
JFK: Nikita, we need to talk about the situation in Cuba. The presence of Soviet missiles is deeply concerning.

Khrushchev: John, calm down. Our missiles in Cuba are simply a deterrent against U.S. aggression. We’re not looking for trouble.

JFK: I understand your perspective, but the placement of missiles so close to our shores is a threat to national security. We must find a resolution to this crisis.

Khrushchev: Let’s discuss this further. How about a diplomatic solution where we remove the missiles in exchange for certain assurances from the U.S.?

JFK: That could be a possibility. We need to ensure that Cuba remains neutral and that such provocations don’t happen again. Let’s work towards a peaceful resolution.

Khrushchev: Agreed. I’ll instruct our teams to start discussions immediately. We must avoid escalating tensions any further.

JFK: Thank you, Nikita. Let’s prioritize diplomacy and find common ground to resolve this crisis peacefully.

[End of Conversation]