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Major Lapses in Nuclear Security Are Routine Do you know the story of the grizzly bear that nearly destroyed the world? It sounds like a demented fairytale -- but it is true. On the night of 25 October 1962, when the Cold War was at its hottest and Kennedy and Krushchev's fingers were hovering over the nuclear button, a tall, dark figure tried to climb over the fence into a US military installation near Duluth, Minnesota. A panicked sentry fired at the figure but it kept coming -- so he sounded the intruder alarm.

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Major Lapses in Nuclear Security Are Routine

Do you know the story of the grizzly bear that nearly destroyed the world? It sounds like a demented fairytale -- but it is true. On the night of 25 October 1962, when the Cold War was at its hottest and Kennedy and Krushchev's fingers were hovering over the nuclear button, a tall, dark figure tried to climb over the fence into a US military installation near Duluth, Minnesota. A panicked sentry fired at the figure but it kept coming -- so he sounded the intruder alarm.