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| rdfs:label | - Theodor Seuss Geisel (PS-1)
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| rdfs:comment | - With the aid of chairmen of the FED Paul Volcker, Geisel managed a massive economic recovery that would exist until the Koontz administration, which would also be the second largest peacetime economic growth in history behind only President Cox. Geisel would also negotiate with the USSR to lower nuclear armament over the course of the next 20 years. On November 23rd, 1983, a would-be assassin shot Geisel as he attempted to enter his motorcade. The President barely avoided death, and would recover over the next few months.
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| Profession | - Author, Writer, Cartoonist, Politician
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| Position | - President of the United States
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| abstract | - With the aid of chairmen of the FED Paul Volcker, Geisel managed a massive economic recovery that would exist until the Koontz administration, which would also be the second largest peacetime economic growth in history behind only President Cox. Geisel would also negotiate with the USSR to lower nuclear armament over the course of the next 20 years. On November 23rd, 1983, a would-be assassin shot Geisel as he attempted to enter his motorcade. The President barely avoided death, and would recover over the next few months. Geisel's years also saw the US becoming the first nation to land a man on Mars, and the building of Lunar bases.
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