Iowa clarifies implied consent law for drunk driving
Atty. Gen. Evan L. Hultman issued a ruling clarifying Iowa’s new implied consent law set to take effect July 4. The opinion outlines who may administer tests, when tests are requested in writing, and the role of physicians and deputies, plus how revocation periods are set and records must be kept.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Evan L. Hultman
Carl Peseh
Safety Department
Hultman
Peseh
Hulman
North Dakota
Merger Hinges On Rock Island Vote
The Rock Island Lines board prepared to vote on a month-old merger offer from Union Pacific as talks also tied Chicago North Western and Milwaukee Road to potential three way combinations. A pending decision by Rock Island directors could shape the fate of four major Midwestern rail systems.
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Ciicacour
Rock Island Lines
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Chicago North Western Railway
C&nw
Milwaukee Road
Rock
Conway May Deal With Governor Hughes on Board Seat
Conway the lone Democrat on the Iowa Board of Control offered to resign July 1 if Gov. Harold E. Hughes appoints an urban Democrat to replace him. He argued Crawford lacks urban Democratic background and would leave the board with two Republican appointees and a Republican-backed Crawford. He warned the legislature and public would oppose an all rural or Republican board. Holdovers Price and Henry are Republicans with farming ties.
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Muscarine
UPL
Wanter
Conway
Iowa Board of Control
Harold E. Hughes
Muscatine
Corbin Crawford
Ainsworth
Hughes
Crawford
Iowa
Carroll Price
Knoxville
Jim C. Henry
Carson
Price
Pottawattamie County
House Passes Defense Bill Amid Budget Scrutiny
The House approved a 47 million defense appropriations bill by a 410 to 1 vote, funding nearly half of the 98.8 billion federal budget for the coming year. Senate action likely in line with military subcommittee views, but final passage may wait past the new fiscal year. The KS70 bomber fate remains debated and another manned strategic aircraft may seek funds next year.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Defense Department
Defe
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Defe Department
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Aged Coppock Man Dies Early Today
Frank Manning a resident of Coppock aged 9% died this morning at Rest Haven Nursing Home in Mt. Pleasant. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Coppock Christian Church with burial Cottonwood Cemetery. Manning fathered 15 children, 12 surviving. born Henry County November 22, 1869 and married Martha Turn in 1866. Survivors include his widow 12 children numerous daughters in Wayland Mt. Pleasant Iowa City Brighton Ottumwa and others 67 grandchildren 127 great grandchildren and a brother Charles of Mt Pleasant. He was preceded in death by three children.
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Wayland
Frank Manning
Coppock
Rest Haven
Mt. Pleasant
Coppock Christian Church
Cottonwood Cemetery
Manning
Henry County
Martha Turn
John Kauffman
Ray
Robert
Ethel Thompson
Pearl Mowery
Dallas Lchrimer
Henry
Victor Calhoun
Howard’ Gingerich
Iowa’ City
Clifford Baker
Brighton
Edith Maher
Ottum
Charles
Mt Pleasant
Tax Dollars Are Paid in Silver
Spindale Mills employees will receive plastic bags of silver dollars with their weekly salaries in a management experiment to show how much of wages go to the federal government. The eye opening advance will be repaid over three weeks, illustrating federal tax withholdings of about 820 thousand dollars last year for 500 workers, or roughly 6 163 52 weekly per employee.
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Spindale
N.C
UPI
Spindale Mills
Charles H. Reynolds
Reynolds
Washington
No Applications Here For Liquor Licenses
Young was the first way on which persons interested in acquiring license for the sale of liquor by the glass in Iowa could make application for such a license. At noon today, no applications had been received by either the Washington County board of supervisors, or the Washington city clerk. Application blanks are now available from both sources. Applications also may be made to town councils in other incorporated towns of the county. All applications for establishments outside the towns must be made to the county supervisors.
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Young
Iowa
Washington County Board of Supervisors
Washington City
Five Seek Supervisor Post After Resignation in County
Five men have been asked to be considered for appointment to the Washington County board of supervisors after the resignation of W C Bill Robertson. The resignation becomes effective July 8. A committee of Fred Bourgeois county auditor Robert Porter clerk of district court and Lena Stewart county recorder will name a successor. Names of the five men were not revealed by county officials.
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Washington County Board of Supervisors
W.C
Bill Robertson
Robert
Busness
Fred Bourgeois
Robert Porter
Lena Stewart
Cancer Crusade Quota Exceeded in County
MM Schell enauer man for the Washington County Cancer Crusade announced at a directors meeting that the year’s quota of 5690 was surpassed by 160. He praised organizations and individuals who solicited for the crusade. Mrs Joe Knotek county chair presented an American Cancer Society action to Schell for his chairmanship. Mrs Winifred Anderson district supervisor presented him a county plaque for exceeding the quota, and crusade citations were given to the Washington Evening Journal and KCH.
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MM. Schell
Washington County
Joe Knotek
Schell
American Cancer Society
Winifred Anderson
M. Pleasant
Students Defy Ban On Travel to Cuba
About 50 U U S I students planning a Havana trip via Canada flew from New York to Amsterdam and BOAC to London and Paris, seeking Cuban charter connections. Officials warned at European airports that travel without a validated U S passport risks five years in jail or a $5,000 fine. None had passport permission. such permits cover only specific groups with preexisting ties.
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UPI
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U. S
Canada
Cuba
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Europe
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Canadian Department of Transport
Amsterdam
KLM
BOAC
London
Paris
U.S
United States
Unidentified man attempts kiss at Princess Margaret event
A small white haired man in a tuxedo and black hat tried to kiss Princess Margaret at the Sadler’s Wells Ballet Theater entrance on Wednesday night. A theater official pushed him aside and he moved into the crowd, waved his hat, smiled, and left without further incident.
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London
UPI
Margaret
Sadler's Wells Ballet Theater
Kennedy Visits Ireland Shaking Hands At Dunganstown Estate
President Kennedy tours New Ross Dunganstown and Wexford during a three day Ireland trip. He meets relatives at the Kennedy homestead, shakes hands with locals, and tea is served at Mrs Mary Ryan's farm. He later visits Dublin and meets leaders before continuing to England and Italy.
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Ireland
Lemass
Eamon de Valera
England
Italy
Washington
Dai
Mary Ryan
Dunganstown
U.S. Navy
New Ross
Wexford
Dublin
de Valera
Kennedy visits ancestral home in Dunganstown Ireland
President Kennedy makes a sentimental visit to the Kennedy homestead in Dunganstown, Ireland. He greets Mrs. Ryan and her daughters, hugs children, cuts a cake with the Irish Tricolor and Stars and Stripes, and expresses a wish to stay close to the people before departing by helicopter.
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Kennedy
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Ireland
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Kennedy Homestead
Dublin
White House
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Mary Ann
Josephine
Jean Smith
Eunice Shriver
Ballykelly School
Secret Service
U.S
Jim Kennedy
Jimmy
Barrow
Jim
Wexford
Weather Ahead for Iowa Pars Partly Cloudy and Scattered Thunder
Partly cloudy through Friday with scattered thunderstorms mainly east and south in the afternoon or night and west Friday. Temperatures little changed with lows in the 60s and highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s. Saturday outlook shows partly cloudy skies, little temperature change, and scattered thundershowers across the state.
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Iowa
Asks Law to End Job Discrimination
Labor Secretary Wirtz urged Congress to empower the federal government to curb hiring and promotion bias. He cited shortages, skill gaps, and racial bias as causes of Negro unemployment, urged permanent equal employment provisions, and warned against removing one barrier while leaving vacancies. He noted progress from anti discrimination pledges by companies and unions but stressed many gaps remain.
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UPI
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Wirtz
House Judiciary Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
U.S
Legislaton
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