Word: bradley
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Three-time All-America Bill Bradley, 23, the greatest basketball player that Princeton ever produced, flew home from Britain, where he has been grinding away at philosophy, politics and economics as an Oxford Rhodes scholar, to sign a contract with the New York Knickerbockers. He learned his economics well: the four-year agreement will pay him some $500,000. Actually, it wasn't the money, says Bill. "I found that I really love the game," he explained, "and that I want to test myself against the best." Bill's old coach Willem van Breda Kolff, 44, who engineered...
...BRADLEY Baltimore...
...remember listening to WBZ just over a year ago when Bruce Bradley introduced a new song. he predicted it would be in the top ten within a week. I thought he was crazy; I was wrong. "The Ballad of the Green Berets" sold something over two million copies, and brought fame and fortune to a 26-year-old high school drop-out named Barry Sadler, who has a son called Thor and a smart-aleck grin like that kid in your homeroom who used to shoot craps during morning announcements...
...relaxed with his second piece of cake, Schollander observed that former basketball All-American Bill Bradley was "too serious about everything." Schollander said he would not apply for a "Bradley-type Rhodes," because he wants to start work on the stock market as soon as he graduates from Yale...
...Bradley worked out his telefactoring plans while on the job at the Institute for Defense Analyses, an Arlington, Va., "think tank" that exists almost entirely on Defense Department contracts. The idea seemed so promising to DOD officials that they encouraged him to present it at the AIAA meeting, hoping to stimulate further development of telefactoring devices by private industry. That development, Bradley believes, is inevitable. He is already looking forward to the day when controllers will operate telefactor infantrymen from the safety of bunkers and casualties will be counted in machines...