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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1952
Page
5
A Covington taxi driver faces murder trial after a fatal fire swept a building. Prosecutors allege the driver’s actions led to the blaze and the resulting deaths. The trial reviews evidence from the scene and witness testimony.
Jack Ireland president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce reports the final sale of Thrift Books is strong with only 40 of 2000 books left. Books are at Molden Electric Company and plans for another sale next year are on track. The sale notes use until November 1 with 13 prizes remaining.
A musical unit joins the Eisenhower motorcade leaving Winchester at 9 for a rear platform talk on the special train at 10 55 am. The route through the neighboring city will include praises for Ike. Thirty cars are assigned, with space still available for riders.
Washington reports that Moscow’s propaganda campaign against West German rearmament and unity proved ineffective. Western diplomats say eight-note talks between the Allies and the Soviet Union show no new obstacles to plans for strengthening Western European defense. The European Defense Community awaits ratification in Paris as Washington, London, and Paris prepare for potential steps.
The German question to the Soviet Union insists on an all German government chosen by free elections as the initial step toward unity. This contrasts with the Soviet line, which yesterday claimed the issue was evaded. The emphasis is on establishing free election conditions before any unification.
The first is that uranium atoms can be split releasing vast energy. The second is that splitting releases neutrons that cause further fission, creating a chain reaction.
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