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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1961
Page
3
Disjointed OCR text references filming and individuals named Charles Cov est Berion H. Mar and a reporter group. The passage contains incomplete phrases about work, earnings, and locations with no coherent events or dates to establish a clear news item.
A U S private team from the Tractors for Freedom Committee arrived in Havana to negotiate a prisoner exchange trading tractors for inmates. Four experts from U S universities and unions led the effort while a protest at Miami airport was dispersed. The group said its mission is humanitarian and limited to technical talks with Castro for a potential deal, with plans to return to the United States Thursday.
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower warned at a Cincinnati news conference that any invasion of Cuba would require adequate air cover against opposing air power. He also urged setting a date to resume nuclear testing and urged responsible Republican critique to push for clear limits on communism.
Adlai E Stevenson continues his South American tour as U S special envoy to Kennedy through Paraguay where he meets President Stroessner, described as a dictator by critics. The stop in Asuncion draws a large, ceremonial reception, with a brief airport speech noting strong attitudes against dictatorship and promising further travels to remaining capitals.
Clyde W. Baccus of 12 East Main Street Corry died yesterday at his home aged 76. Survived by his second wife Lillian four daughters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Born February 1948 in Freehold Township Warren County he was a longtime farmer and briefly a courthouse custodian in Meadville. A stroke seven years ago left him bed bound. viewing at St George Funeral Home tonight 7 to 9 and tomorrow 2 to 7 or 9 p m services Thursday 2 p m Rev. H Ray Harris officiating burial Beat Lake Cemetery.
The Soviet Union demands a veto or transfer of control in the three power talks on the test ban, threatening to derail progress. U S and Britain study Moscow proposal but warn they cannot accept a veto over control machinery. Tsarapkin says talks can continue if the Soviet bid is met. otherwise merger with East-West talks or more deadlock looms.
A background sketch details Scarbeck, employed by the State Department in July 1952, later assigned in San Francisco, commissioned as a foreign service officer, and given an assignment to Warsaw in December 1958. Earlier, he served as a staff officer for the U.S. heir commissioner in Germany.
The Sisters of the Swish chapters announce officer elections and upcoming activities for Centennial celebrations. The Moosertes hold a kangaroo court on charges of mischief. Belles plan a speaker on eye banks. bake sales and hay rides are set up to support community causes.
President Alfredo Stroessner was welcomed with applause as he spoke about the enduring spirit of independence among the Paraguayan people, praising national resilience and pride in their sovereignty.
Readable fragments show a busy schedule of meetings and activities at Barney's Firéaton, including youth groups, church events, and social gatherings. Mentions of the Funke Sweatheart pageant, sisters chapter, baking plans, parade, and youth activities indicate a vibrant local scene with planned refreshments and weekly meetings at various venues.
The article notes fears and tensions linked to various diseases, citing remarks by CF Wolff of the Aerie Neiruligiens Associanioy De Hurele and a Cornell University Mecca Weotlown liaison. It references yearlong studies on the nervous system and potential health impacts.
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