Amerikansky Klub in Moscow Builds a U.S. Embassy Safe Haven
The Amerikansky Klub, a voluntary gathering at the Amerikansky Dom near the U.S. Embassy, serves American servicemen and embassy staff in Moscow. They host a large hall, American films, and social events to create a home away from home for personnel and foreign diplomats.
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Amerikansky Klub
Moscow
U.S
Amerikansky Dom
Amer-l
Aliay House
Walter Bedell
Beetle
Smith
Gen
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Lion Mike
O’daniel
Foy D. Kohler
U.S.S
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One plan provides lump sum life insurance for you your wife and each dependent child with automatic coverage for a newborn after 15 days and cash monthly income for up to 30 years if you die. The policy adjusts as children grow offering full protection when needed and tapering later, all handled by a Nationwide agent in the Yellow Pages.
This One Plan offers child life insurance
A brochure promotes This One Plan providing life insurance for each child under 18 with a coverage of 1000 at a low monthly cost. It emphasizes affordability and availability for families seeking small policy protection for minors.
Oil Sabotage Hits Venezuela Pipelines in 1960s Strike
Saboteurs damaged two major oil pipelines in Venezuela, halting about 1.0 million barrels daily from Creole Petroleum Corp. and Amuay refinery. Ambitious actions threaten Lake Maracaibo output as officials blame extremist groups and flag the incident as a morale crisis.
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Venezuela
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Vene
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Leon Urban
Joe Venuti
Cyesle Petroleum Corp
Lucius D. Clay
Iree
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Ule
Iday
White House
Amuary
Gov
Kennedy
Lyndon 8. Johnson
Veni
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Lake Maracaibo
Amuay
Creole
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
President to Speak Before Ad Council in Speech
Reported clashes erupted as 260000 French miners strike entered day one near Merlebach at the German border. Police faced miners outside mining offices while talks with de Gaulle’s government stalled over pay and a 11 percent demand. No injuries were reported though a road skirmish occurred as workers blocked reassignment of government mine staff. Merlebach serves as strike focal point amid calls to renew negotiations and end the work stoppage. In other news, Trans World Airlines seeks to reopen merger talks with Pan American World Airways after a court ruling tied to Hughes Tool Co. suit.
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Charles de Gaulle
Mining Administration
Merlebach
Pickering
Government Mine Administration
TWA
Trans World Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pan American’ World’ Airways
Hughes Tool Co
ITWA
Fires In State Injure Five Kill 2 Others
A string of fires in Indiana over the weekend left two dead and at least five injured, with damages exceeding $150,000. Patti Lynn Hundt, 3, died after a space heater fire in Valparaiso. Edward Hundt, Lucille Hundt, and two children were hospitalized. A separate three alarm blaze destroyed Twin City Chevrolet in Gas City causing about $150,000 in damage with no injuries. Joan Childs, 26, died in a home fire in Indianapolis. Myrtle Noble, 4, suffered severe burns in a closet fire at home.
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United Press International
Indiana
Pati Lynn
Hundt
Valparaiso
Patti
Porter Memorial Hospital
Edward Hundt
Lucille
Peg
Pamela
Edward Jr
Edward
Twin City
Chevrolet Co
Gas City
Milltwo
Jonesboro
Ray Underwood
City Hall
Joan Childs
Indianapolis
Marshal Coleman
General Hospital
Myrtle Noble
Catteredl
Hher
Soviet revive three year old spy case and Langelle
The Soviet Union revived a three year old spy case accusing U S Embassy official Russell A Langelle of taking secret information from a Soviet lieutenant colonel nicknamed Max The Izvestia article says Lt Col P was the conspiratorial figure and that Langelle was expelled in 1953 Western observers see the piece as possible propaganda ahead of a trial of British businessman Grenville Wynne detained since November. Britain announced gas street lamps before No 10 Downing Street would be electrified.
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UPI
Soviet Union
U.S
Red Army
Izvestia
Russell A. Langelle
Langelle
Max
Tavestia
Col. P
Langeile
United States
Russia
Tzvestia
Grenville’ Wynne
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