November 28, 1952
That fall of 1952, gas ran $0.27 a gallon and Truman was in the White House — the presidential campaign was in full swing, with Eisenhower drawing crowds of 35,000 in South Carolina as he challenged Truman's administration in the final stretch before November's election. On television, "I Love Lucy" was the show Americans gathered around each week, while Patti Page's "I Went to Your Wedding" sat at the top of the music charts. The New York Yankees defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers in the World Series to claim the championship, the same fall that "The Greatest Show on Earth" had taken home the Oscar for Best Picture earlier that year.
On the cover
Magazine Covers — November 28, 1952
NY Times Headlines — Week of November 28, 1952
India'S Truce Plan Is Approved In U. N. By Vote Of 53 To 5; Opposed By Soviet Bloc Alone After Danish Amendment Is Accepted, 39 To 5 Goes To Assembly Next Pearson Then Will Present The 17 Proposals To Red China And North Korea Assembly Adopts India'S Truce Plan
Dulles Will Seek Bipartisan Policy On Foreign Affairs; Eisenhower Approves Effort To Set Up Working Relation Between 2 Parties' Leaders A Council Is Considered Democrats Consulted On Its Creation -- State Department To Have Close Congress Tie Dulles Will Seek Bipartisan Policy
Soviet Korea Plan Voted Down In U. N.; Demand For Quick Cease-Fire Backed Only By Red Bloc -- Assembly To Act Today Soviet Truce Plan Voted Down In U. N.
N. A. M. Hears Plea For Wise Guidance In Free Enterprise; Election Result Not A Signal For Exploitation, Speakers Warn As Parley Opens Peace, Prosperity Goals Record Gathering Expected By Business Unit -- Macarthur On Program Tomorrow N. A. M. Hears Bid For Leadership
World Events — November 1952
Time Person of the Year — 1952
On the radio
Billboard Charts — November 28, 1952
On the bookshelf
On the television
Nielsen Top 10 — 1952–53 Season
Emmy Winners — 1952
At the movies
Box Office & Oscar Winners — November 28, 1952
On the field
Sports Champions — November 28, 1952
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