Shaw v. Department of Public Safety

— On the eighth day of April, 1963, the Motor Vehicle Division of the state of Colorado suspended the privilege of Russell Mason Shaw to operate a motor vehicle upon the streets and highways of Colorado for one year from that date. He was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Mr. Shaw then came back to Iowa and secured a chauffeur’s license to drive a milk truck, which he was driving in an area of 25 miles in and around Storm Lake.

He was notified on June 29, 1963, that the Iowa Department of Public Safety was revoking his chauffeur’s license, after having received notice…