How Did Kennedy Resolve The Cold War?

The Cold war was essentially between the United States and the Soviet Union. The Cold war was represented by non-fightin political tension between democracy regimes and communist regimes. During President Kennedy’s tenure in the White House he endured imminent threats and tough decisions. It is events like the Bay of Pigs and others that shaped and affected his foreign policy agenda. With all options in mind, it seemed that negotiations were at the top of Kennedy's policy list, where he could meet and accord with the world leaders to resolve conflict in an orderly manner.
The first example of a major international event is the Cuban Missile Crisis. After the pathetic prior attempt of Eisenhower in the Bay of Pigs invasion, Russia placed missiles