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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1965
Page
9
An advance U.S. military unit left for El Salvador to launch relief operations for earthquake victims. Brig. Gen. leads a team aiding San Salvador's 20,000 displaced families who fear aftershocks following the pre-dawn Monday quake.
About 2,800 cadets and midshipmen from West Point, the Air Force Academy, and Annapolis will miss foreign travel this year and next due to an unfavorable balance of payments. The Navy will limit midshipmen cruises to ports and training. Army cadets will serve within the United States and in Hawaii Alaska and Panama Canal Zone rather than Germany.
Canberra reports Australia will allocate 300 million pounds about 660 million dollars over five years for development of Papua and New Guinea, stated by Territories Minister Charles E. Barnes.
Bohemian born artist Lili Rankin designs a hand painted 68 by 38 foot stage curtain for UCLA Schoenberg Hall. The work, crafted over two months in a Los Angeles hall, uses blue net like fabric with a sunrise motif and a complementary fabric collage at the entrance. Rankin, wife of Kansas probate judge Charles Rankin, has exhibited across Europe and the U S and returned to Kansas after Huntington Hartford Fellowship.
In Saratoga Wyoming the standout high school track athlete Tom Runner earns notice for his fitting surname as the season heats up. He leads the team in sprint events and adds speed to the lineup.
Dr. Marion McGhehey told Baldwin audience that a 1965 Kansas law makes youths liable for up to 1000 dollars in school damages. Parents found to have willful neglect could be liable for the full amount. He spoke at Baker University on new school legislation and three council studies set for 1967 report.
An optical art exhibit runs May 14 through June 7 at the Kansas University Art Museum. A reception will be held Sunday May 16 from 3 to 5 p.m. Op art explores visual perception using lines colors and shapes. It includes 17 paintings on loan from Martha Jackson Gallery and two of Adelbert Ames Jr.'s Ames Demonstrations on perception.
Tokyo AP reports 50 killed 5 missing and 17 seriously injured in Japan Alps climbing accidents since May 1 Golden Week. Police cite avalanches blizzards cold wave and carelessness. Four women in their 20s found frozen near a tent in the northern Alps.
Defense Minister Abdul Haris Nasution left Jakarta for Moscow to attend the 20th anniversary of the Soviet victory over Germany and to seek more arms and spare parts for Indonesia's armed forces.
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