Attendance at Presque Isle Peninsula weekend totals 28588
Police report weekend attendance at the Presque Isle Peninsula in Erie reached 28 588 with 18675 visitors Sunday and 9913 on Saturday. Officials said the May weekend turnout was normal.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1963
Page
6
Police report weekend attendance at the Presque Isle Peninsula in Erie reached 28 588 with 18675 visitors Sunday and 9913 on Saturday. Officials said the May weekend turnout was normal.
An atomic reaction starts when a neutron hits a heavy element like uranium, causing a chain reaction that releases vast energy. Cadmium rods absorb neutrons to slow the reaction, while reactors heat water to drive turbines for electricity. atomic power could soon light homes and power ships and planes.
The Penn State Employment Service office on North Center Street will close all day for election day. William Michael, manager, said the closure affects job seekers and Cleveland interviews for high school graduates 18 or older seeking work. Police reported George H Eller of Commack New York charged with drunkenness after being seen weaving on Maple Avenue. he pled guilty, paid a $5 fine and $9 costs. A Spartansburg man William Willis, 19, was hospitalized for a severe finger laceration from a hay baler, condition satisfactory. Fourteen died on Pennsylvania highways over the weekend total 19 fatalities including non traffic and drownings. Three locals, John Foster Ervin Foster Norman Van Epps, were fined $100 each in Erie for an assault on a Corry policeman. Leslie White, 22, escaped injury when his car swerved to avoid a vehicle entering from a private drive, damaging a box and a tree. $100 damage to the car and $50 to the lawn.
Ernie Davis, star of Syracuse and the only Negro Heisman winner, died in Lakeside Hospital after acute leukemia. He had visited Cleveland Browns president Art Modell days earlier, insisting his throat hurt but likely nothing serious. Davis signed for 80 000 over three years with a 15 000 bonus in 1962, but illness halted his NFL debut. Browns paid medical bills. Funeral set for Elma NY on Wednesday at Monumental Baptist Church.
A trade blog notes a proposed approach where the Common Market would set a date aligned with U S plans to address high tariffs. The discussion suggests treating tariffs like broad yearlong proposals and seeking parity with U S across the board ideas.
Born December 14, 1939 in New Salem Pennsylvania Davis faced mortality with humor saying he did not feel unlucky. He noted he had more than many people receive in a lifetime and believed everyone seeks recognition that sets them apart and earns admiration.
Isler of foreign trade relayed the market group's decision to Christian A. Herter. Talks end Tuesday with a U.S. proposal for substantial equal lines tariff reductions. The Common Market argued high U.S. tariffs should fall more than low European tariffs, while American negotiators warn against violating the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 granting presidential tariff-cut powers.
The German premier discussed backing a NATO command restructuring to manage national nuclear units and coordinate operations. Rusk to meet Martin Tuesday as delegates prepare for the NATO council. Diplomats say broad support from the 15 NATO members is expected for the new nuclear command.
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