Not sure you’ll find a digital typeface to match this exactly. Futura Bold will get close except for that G. Gotham is also a nice geometric sans but doesn’t have the condensed E or similar K.

Thanks—I was scared that that was going to be the sad truth.
It’s so unfortunate how many good-looking typefaces got lost or changed drastically when design went digital. I would think there would be enough demand for some true-to-form digitization of these old school letterpress / letraset / etc. typefaces and variations for a foundry to take on the task.

There’s another font on here I would’ve sworn is Futura at first glance, yet it has a 1 and a more similar to Avenir.

A lot of the classic sans faces had their ‘equivalents’ — produced by competing foundries. Slight variations, sometimes requested by a specific market, were introduced during this process of ‘adaptation’, eg different lc a and numeral 1.

This has a lot of Metro in it.