Maryland Urges Implied Consent To Combat Drunken Driving
Annapolis AP The Maryland state police chief calls the drinking driver problem urgent and backs an implied consent bill requiring suspected drunks to take a chemical test or lose their licenses. He notes rising refusals, 45 percent last year, and cites no proof that such laws cut deaths in the 19 states with similar statutes.
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West German Toll Mounts From Storm
Shrieking sirens and disaster alerts spread as violent storms hit northern Germany and the North Sea. At least six killed and scores injured. A dike broke in Hamburg harbor sending a five yard wall of water inland. Ruhr sank in the Weser estuary and several small ships were distressed as gusts reached 75 mph. Hamburg residents faced tides rising nearly 12 feet above normal high tide.
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McNamara Denies Split With Rusk On Bombing Raids
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara denied reports of a split with Secretary of State Dean Rusk over bombing North Vietnam. He explained apparent differences as speaking to different congressional audiences and reaffirmed no disagreement on bombing targets. General Maxwell D. Taylor urged stepped up bombing and mining Haiphong harbor, citing brighter Vietnam prospects amid allied gains and Red China turmoil.
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