El Dorado Park Development Costs and Tax Impact
The LA.C. SAYS column argues El Dorado Park’s 880 acres, including a new western golf course, could drain taxpayers if developed east of the San Gabriel River. It compares park sizes, warns maintenance at about a half million yearly, and suggests selling land or using it for homes or industry to fund city finances. It questions whether such vast park development is necessary and explores alternatives.
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Specialized Cows Forecast Some for Ice Cream Only
A biochemist said the cow rumen can be tailored to produce specific milk types. Some cows could be fed to maximize ice cream milk while others concentrate on cheese, bacteria and protozoal growth. Dr R D McCarthy of Pennsylvania State University outlined how proper feeding might yield varied milk compositions for dairy products. The report notes the broader context of a pension and expense fund related to Eisenhower as a former president.
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John Considine dies at 64 in Beverly Hills home
Motion Picture Producer John William Considine 64 known for Boys Town and Young Tom Edison died at his Beverly Hills residence. Born in Spokane he studied at Stanford Yale and abroad at Oxford and Heidelberg. He married Carmen Pantages in 1932. they divorced in 1952. Survivors include three children. Former VP Richard Nixon obtained a California driver's license in Whittier passing both the written exam and driving test in a new car from dealer Clinton Harris. Nixon works with a Los Angeles law firm. Convair named Edward J. Huntsman activation manager at Air Force Atlas missile bases succeeding George H. Buchner in San Diego. Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower to be joined at his Palm Springs area vacation home by James Mitchell a candidate for New Jersey governor. Eisenhower’s son John Eisenhower golfed with his father as comedian George Gobel joined practice. Brendan Behan was jailed in Toronto after a disorderly incident over a bottle. Police questioned Behan’s upcoming Chicago visit. W. Ward Yeager appointed Crater Lake National Park superintendent. William C. Wainwright elected president of the American Savings and Loan Institute. President Kennedy named Maj. Gen. Alan Shapley Marine Corps fleet commander in the Pacific. promotion to lieutenant general pending Senate confirmation. Wornham to retire April 1.
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Churchill welcomed in Fort of Spain during Caribbean cruise
Sir Winston Churchill faced a tumultuous welcome as he rode through Fort of Spain in the West Indies capital during a Caribbean cruise aboard Aristotle Onassis' yacht. The scene underscored his high profile on an Atlantic leg of the voyage.
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Kennedy Signs Bill Restoring Eisenhower's Rank
President Kennedy signed legislation restoring Dwight D. Eisenhower to five star general. In a related note Kennedy called the action a reaffirmation of the nation s affection and regard. The letter was mailed to Eisenhower at Indio California where he is vacationing after resigning his Army commission in July 1952.
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Weather snapshot hints at warm desert day and winds
Weather bulletin notes hot desert regions with cleared skies by afternoon. Winds from the west at 2 knots in the late afternoon, with cooler valleys and brief rain possible, followed by clearing late today.
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Liz Renay Fined for Disturbing the Peace in Los Angeles
Liz Renay, former girlfriend of Mickey Cohen, was fined 75 dollars by Municipal Judge Howard H. Schmidt after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace. The 33 year old entered the plea following an amended complaint from the city attorney, after being found in a Hollywood motel room with a San Fernando Valley builder on January 28.
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