Word: bradley
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Berlin got behind the Iron Curtain? Because, unfortunately, Bradley's answer to Eisenhower's question for an estimate of what it would cost to take Berlin was a case of mistaken intelligence...
...Impressed by a classic miscalculation of U.S. intelligence, both Ike and Bradley feared that German armies would form a "National Redoubt" in the all-but-impenetrable Alpine massif, and hoped to wipe out resistance in the area before the stronghold could be manned. "Not until after the campaign ended," Bradley wrote later, "were we to learn that this Redoubt existed largely in the imaginations of a few fanatic Nazis...
...This," said Captain William V. Bradley, president of the International Longshoremen's Association, "is the most confused strike I ever heard of. And I have led some strange strikes myself...
...executives complained that they had to go along with the conspiracy if they hoped to keep their jobs or have a chance for promotion. Some, even after indictment, openly defended what they had done. F. F. Loock, president and general sales manager of Milwaukee's Allen-Bradley Co., who was slapped with a $7,500 fine and whose company was fined $40,000, maintained that "no one attending the gatherings was so stupid he didn't know they were in violation of the law." Then he added, in a surprising non sequitur: "But it is the only...
...them are dead--Mrs. Owen, Maribel, Laurence, Dudley Richards, Bradley Lord, Gregory Kelley, and the rest of the United States national skating team. In all, 73 people died yesterday in the flaming crash of a Boeing 707 jet outside Brussels. The U.S. team was en route to the world championships in Prague...