Embassy Help Builds Friendship in Moscow Klub
In a Moscow old building the Amerikansky Klub hosts American servicemen and embassy staff offering a home away from home for Americans and foreign diplomats. The Amerikansky Dom houses a meeting hall with American movies bingo and dances. Amb Koher hopes for a pianist to restart the Kremlin Krows morale band.
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Amongeres Moscow
United States
U.S
Amerikansky Dom
Moscow
Foy D. Kohler
Klub
Kremlin Krows
Kohler
Washington
One Plan Provides Lump Sum Life Insurance For Family
A single plan offers life insurance for the main breadwinner wife and children. New babies gain automatic coverage after 15 days with no premium increase. It also provides a cash monthly income for up to 30 years if the primary earner dies, with benefits tapering as children grow. Provided through a Nationwide agent listed in the Yellow Pages.
Fires In State Injure Five, Kill 2 Others
A series of fires in Indiana over Monday and Sunday night killed two people and injured at least five, causing more than 150000 dollars in damage. Patti Lynn Hundt, 3, died in Valparaiso when a space heater sparked a blaze in the home. five other family members were hospitalized. A separate three alarm fire at Twin City Chevrolet Co. in Gas City caused about 150000 dollars in damage with no injuries. Joan Childs, 26, died in Indianapolis during a fire at a home she visited, triggered by a kerosene stove accident. Myrtle Noble, 4, was severely burned in a closet fire in Indianapolis and remained in critical condition after being rescued.
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Indiana
Patti Lynn Hundt
Valparaiso
Patti
Porter Memorial Hospital
Edward Hundt
Lucille
Peg
Pamela
Edward Jr
Edward
Twin City
Chevrolet Co
Gas City
Mill Two
Jonesboro
Ray Underwood
City Hall
Joan Childs
Indianapolis
Marshal Coleman
General Hospital
Myrtle Noble
Soviet revive three year spy case in Izvestia
The Soviet Union revived a three year old spy case accusing a U S Embassy official expelled in 1959 of receiving secret information from a Red Army lieutenant colonel known only as Max Lt Col P. His full name was not disclosed Izvestia said the officer was sentenced long ago Western observers see the piece as propaganda ahead of a possible trial of British businessman Grenville Wynne detained on spy charges since November A trial date has not been announced no date.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
U.S
Red Army
Izvestia
Russell A. Langelle
Langelle
Max
Col. P
United States
Russia
Grenville Wynne
Extremist blast cripples two oil pipelines in Venezuela
Terrorist saboteurs dynamited two major Creole Petroleum pipelines near Lake Maracaibo, halting one line at 225 000 barrels per day and reducing another by 300 000 barrels daily. A massive fire raged, spilling about 15 000 barrels of crude over a 600 by 750 yard area. Authorities blamed extremists tied to pro Castro groups.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPT
Creole Petroleum Corp
Free World
Crecle
Amuary
Lake Maracaibo
Ule
Amuay
Creole
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
President Kennedy to Address Ad Council Conference
President Kennedy will speak Wednesday to the 19th annual Washington conference of the Advertising Council in Washington. The council, backed by industry and business, provides about 200 million dollars of free advertising yearly for public service campaigns. Vice President Johnson and other officials will also address national and international affairs.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Washigton
Advertising Council
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
French Miners Clash With Police Near Merlebach
Lor raine coal miners clashed with riot police at Merlebach near the German border during a 48 hour ultimatum to return to pits. Protest centers spread to northeast and south central coalfields as leaders demand 11 percent pay rise while government orders are contested.
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PARS
UPI
Lorraine
Merlebach
Charles de Gaulle
Mining Administration
Central Strike Committee
Lorraine Coalfields
Northeast
Southwest
South Central Coalfields
TWA to reopen merger talks with Pan Am after court ruling
Trans World Airlines said it notified the Civil Aeronautics Board it plans to resume merger discussions with Pan American World Airways to modify the consolidation agreement. The move follows a recent default judgment in TWA's $145 million antitrust suit against Hughes Tool Co.
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Trans World Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pan American World Airways
TWA
Hughes Tool Co
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