Crystal Ball View of 1953 Global Outlook
The piece predicts a challenging year with renewed Cold War tensions, stalemates in Korea, and economic strains. It surveys potential blocs, the British economy, and the United States role, forecasting intensified ideological purges in satellite countries, growing European integration efforts, and political shifts with Eisenhower's presidency shaping early actions. It notes probable oiling of conflicts but no decisive breakthroughs, with warnings of shortages and strategic pressure across regions.
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Eisenhower Wins Presidency and Major Postwar Issues
A compact history notes Eisenhower’s presidential victory amid postwar matters including a steel strike, Korean war talks, and allied tensions. It mentions H-bomb development, corruption probes, and a Democratic move to draft Stevenson, reflecting the era’s political shifts and international concerns.
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Eisenhower elected 33rd President in sweeping victory
Warren Bennett reports on Dwight D. Eisenhower winning the presidency after a historic campaign in 1952. The general carried every objective, won 33 million popular votes, dominated the Solid South, and secured 412 electoral votes, delivering a decisive political landslide. The Associated Press year end poll ranked it top among editors' picks.
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Ike Is Man of Year 1952 and World War Hero Rise
Dwight D. Eisenhower named Man of the Year by Associated Press editors for 1952, reflecting his landslide victory ending 20 years of Democratic control and his wartime leadership. The article traces his career from World War II commander to civilian life, Joint Chiefs of Staff role, NATO, and eventual presidential bid, noting the Korea front visit and campaign shifts. It mentions Monarchs, Iran tensions, and other historical notes as side context.
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Day by day record of 1952 major events and leaders
A sprawling year in review listing key people and moments across politics and world affairs. Names include Eisenhower Truman Kefauver Stevenson Farouk Naguib McGrath and McMahon with references to NATO Egypt Britain the United Nations and major disasters and political shifts.
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