No, Kennedy doesn't really adopt all of Khrushchev's suggestions. Kennedy was asked to remove his missiles by Khrushchev in exchange for a public declaration that he wouldn't invade Cuba.
With Khrushchev's Thaw, several Western films, literature, works of art, and musical genres were permitted into Soviet culture. As the unofficial Soviet censorship practices had altered, certain previously outlawed writers and composers, including Anna Guilt and remorse and Mikhail Zoshchenko, were allowed to resume their public lives.
Americans & Soviets had been exchanging letters and other forms of communication during the crisis, and on Oct 26, Khrushchev wrote to Kennedy offering to take down the Cuban weapons in exchange for an agreement from American authorities not to invade Cuba.
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