Iowa Supreme Court Upholds Sobriety Test Consent Law
The Iowa Supreme Court in a split decision upheld the 1963 implied consent law allowing suspension of a driver's license for refusing sobriety tests. Leroy Gottschalk, arrested July 1, 1964 in London, had his license revoked for 120 days after refusing blood and urine tests. Chief Justice Garfield ruled that constitutional right to counsel does not apply to administrative license actions.
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UPI
Iowa Supreme Court
High Court
William Sueppel
Supreme Court
Dar
William R. Eads
Leroy Dale Gottschalk
London
Eads
Gottschalk
Theodore Garfield
Lon
Don
Tipton
Sueppel
State Safety Commissioner
Garfield
Johnson urges cautious steps to sustain booming economy
President Johnson presses for careful yet steady policy to keep unemployment near 3.7 percent while expanding the economy. He orders new manpower efforts, on the job training, and a July report to coordinate federal manpower activities amid inflation fears and regional job shortages.
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UPI
Johnson
Congress
Bureau of Labor Statistics
W. Willard Wirtz
New Sorting System Aims to Ease Washington High Scheduling
Washington High adopts the Solberg Sorting System to streamline class placement. Students use five by eight preference cards to indicate required courses and electives, enabling administrators to identify demand and resolve conflicts with reduced scheduling time.
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Washington High School
Washington High
Burge Hammond
Hammond
Solberg
Ottumwa Voters Reject Cable TV Franchise
Ottumwa Iowa voters reject a community antenna television franchise for outside channels. The tally was 4,320 against and 2,971 in favor, ending the proposal in Ottumwa on Monday night.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
UPI
Washington Council okays faster traffic and drag-race curb
Washington City Council approved a plan to speed up traffic at the square by allowing right turns on red when safe and by changing signals to flashing modes after midnight. They also banned driving on airport runways to curb teen drag racing, with fines up to 100 dollars and 30 days in jail. The clerk was authorized to offer 30,000 dollars in idle road-use tax funds to the National Bank for a 90-day 4 percent CD.
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Clarence Lee
Washington
Ashington
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Journal
Lee
Washington National Bank
Congress Divided Over Site Choice For 375 Million Atom Smasher
Congress critics say site search is a political charade as AEC weighs eight locations for a 375 million atom smasher. Chairman Holifield says budget pressures delay authorization this year while AEC spends about 5 million and seeks 2.2 million more in 1967.
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UPI
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
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House-Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Committee
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Melvin R. Laird
Wis
House Republican Conference
White House
Academy
Chicago
Southwest
New England
National Academy
Brookhaven
N.Y
Denver
Berkeley
Cailif
Madison
Ann Arbor
Mich
Johnson rebuffs De Gaulle on NATO bases plan
President Johnson rejects France's bid to renegotiate NATO ties and liquidate U S bases in France. He insists all 13 allies must have a say and rejects placing remaining troops under Paris control. The note follows De Gaulle's demand for early NATO HQ removal and deeper U S troop withdrawal.
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UPI
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
United States
NATO
Washington - Paris
U.S
France
de Gaulle
George W. Ball
Charles Lucet
Europe
Charles E. Bohlen
Paris
Students Riot in Singapore and Jakarta Embassy Taken
UPI reports anti Communist student protests in Singapore and Jakarta. About 8 000 students stormed and sacked the foreign ministry office as Foreign Minister Subandrio criticized American aggression in Vietnam at a mass rally.
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Singapore
UPI
Foreign Ministry
Jakarta
Subandrio
Viet Nam
Voice of Free Indonesia
Election of Commissioner in Washington County Soil District
Public notice announces a vote to elect a commissioner for the Washington County Soil Conservation District. Balloting details and eligibility will be provided by the district office and local election authorities. Renewal of terms or candidacy filings may be required by the district bylaws.
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Washington County Soil Conservation District
Washington school district approves eight percent salary hike
The Washington Community School District voted to raise teacher salaries by about eight percent next term, with increases varying by experience. The boost covers most district staff as a new salary schedule was finalized after negotiations between theWashington Teachers Association and the school board. The district, with 157 full time staff and about 175 including substitutes, maintains one of the area's lowest millage rates, about four mills below regional averages. Coaching assignments for the next term were also set with Jim Rossen and Don Lawless retaining roles, while several other coaches were named for varsity and junior high teams.
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Hammond
Washington Community
Washington Teachers Association
Washington
Jim Rossen
Don Lawless
John Sproule
Wally Horn
al Kinzler
Iowa Weather Summary Mostly Partly Cloudy and Mild
Partly cloudy tonight with warmer air in the east and south. Wednesday brings mostly sunny skies with a slight cool down. Lows 20s northwest to mid 30s southeast. Highs 40s north to 50s south. Outlook for Thursday is fair and continued mild.
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