Weather and daily notices from Cedar Rapids area
The excerpt compiles an extended local forecast with mostly clear skies and a chance of showers later in the week, along with scattered notes on rainfall, temperatures, and sun times. It also lists incidents, births, and deaths in the Cedar Rapids region including addresses and names, plus a series of traffic and public-safety entries and obituaries for several nearby communities.
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Court ruling rebukes Moose liquor exclusion in Harrisburg case
Supreme Court reverses a Harrisburg ruling on Moose Lodge racial policy. Justices Rehnquist Burger Blackmun Powell join majority to strike down state enforcement of white membership. Dissent by Douglas Brennan Marshall argues state action and quota harms blacks. Similar laws cited from Maine Alaska Connecticut New Mexico Oregon Washington.
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U. S
Hartford
Missouri
Warren E. Burger
Harry A. Blackmun
Lewis F. Powell
Nixon Administration
Rehnquist
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Wiliam ©. Douglas
William J. Brennan
Thurgood.Marshall
Harris‘burg
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Supreme Lodge of the World
Loyal Order of Moose
Pennsylvania
Brennan
Pennsylvana
Moose Edge
Supreme Court
Harsiisburg
Douglas
Alaska
Connecticut
New Mexico
Oregon
Washington
W Harrison Booze dies at 83 in Cedar Rapids area
W Harrison Booze 83 of 116 Sixth Street SE Cedar Rapids died Monday after a long illness. Formerly of 1240 Sixth Avenue Marion he was a gardener. Surviving wife Ruth Hutton two daughters Mrs Charles Novak Cedar Rapids and Mrs Dale Harris Chicago a brother Myron Ray Booze Cedar Rapids and two grandchildren. Services 2:30 pm Wednesday at Chapel of Memories Marion First United Methodist Church burial Cedar Memorial. Friends may call Cedar Memorial Funeral Home after noon Tuesday and at the chapel after 9 am Wednesday.
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W. Harrison Booze
Ixth Street
Sixth Avenue
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Ruth Hutton
Charles Novak
Dale Harris
Chicago
Myron Ray Booze
Elgin E. Howard
First United Methodist Church of
Cedar Memorial
Two Cedar Rapids residents, Sutcliffe and Kerns, pass away
Mrs George Sutcliffe 79 lifelong Cedar Rapids resident dies after illness. Born Jan 16 1893 in Watkins she married July 15 1914 in Cedar Rapids and was a Covington church member. Survives husband three brothers and a sister. Services Wednesday 3 pm Turner chapel west. Burial Linnwood. Clea C Kerns 70 route two Cedar Rapids dies at Marengo Memorial Hospital after farming west of the city 25 years. Survives two brothers Calvin Hartwick Nelson Brooklyn. Services Tuesday 2 pm Hartwick Congregational Church.
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Emma Sutcliffe
George Sutcliffe
Watkins
Cedar Rapids
Sutcliffe
Covington Church
Elroy
Lester Floerchinger
Dewey
Clea C. Kerns
Route Two
Marengo Memorial Hospital
Calvin
Hartwick
Nelson
Brooklyn
Hartwick Congregational Church
Meaninch
Vieitor
Death notices honor Cedar Rapids residents in regional obituary list
Deaths Dan Everett Taylor 47 of 1920 Gavenia NE Cedar Rapids lifelong resident died Sunday after sudden illness He born Feb 6 1925 in Toddville Surviving son Richard Taylor two daughters Susie Taylor Linda Schlatter mother Fern Oliphant Cedar Rapids two sisters and three brothers Services 1:30 PM Wednesday Turner Chapel East burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery Friends may call until 1 PM Wednesday The casket will not be opened Louie Stusak 99 Cedar Rapids native until 1927 died Sunday He was born Aug 9 1882 in Cedar Rapids a carpenter union member Cedar Rapids Gun Club and Sokols Surviving daughter Mrs G J Hardigree four sons all in Atlanta Gilbert James Louis Stusak one sister and one brother 12 grandchildren 20 great grandchildren Services Noon Tuesday Westview Cemetery Atlanta Patterson Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Dan Everett Taylor
Gavenia
Cedar Rapids
Mr Taylor
Penick & Ward
Toddville
Richard Taylor
JJ Susie Taylor
Linda Schlatter
Marion
Fern Oliphant
Harley Hanson
Plainfield
Kenneth Oliphant
Leo Te
Louie Stusak
Atlanta
Mr. Stusak
Cedarapis
Carpenters Union
Cedar Rapids Gun Club
Sokols
G. J. Hardigree
Hubert Stusak
Gilbert Stusak
James Stusak
Louis Stusak
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mex Mildenstein
Wiliam Akers
William Stusak
Westview Cemetery
Robert Stusak
Patterson Funeral Home
Memorial Services Held for Herrick and Hewarnarner
Memorial services are planned for Herrick and Glenn Hewarnarner at 3 p.m. today with burial at Cedar Memorial. Friends may call at Turner East Funeral Home until 2 30 p.m. Wednesday. The casket will not be opened after the service.
Dog owners flood Cincinnati courthouse over licenses
More than 2,000 dog owners gathered at the courthouse seeking dog licenses from Elks, Eagles and Mongeling fraternal organizations amid reports of lawsuits in Washington and Massachusetts about unlicensed dogs.
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Cincinnati
UPJ
Elks, Eagles
Letory
Massachusetts
Linn county trade name filings rise after bookstore charges
The Linn County Recorder reports 260 verified trade name statements filed after charges against two Cedar Rapids bookstores for operating without a trade name. County Attorney Faches extended the filing deadline to June 9. 110 more statements were filed, totaling 20 since the warning, far below the normal 180. Fines of 25 to 100 dollars per day apply for not filing.
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Linn County Recorder's Office
Cedar Rapids
William Faches
record_ers
Fackes
E_ F. Pat" Kane
Mondey
Lane
Kane
Faches
Second Dispute Halts Work On Roofing Projects
Roofing contractors and union members met to resolve a second dispute over the spring contract. Walkouts occurred when a contractor paid workers on Friday instead of Thursday as contractually required. The issue centers on payment of an old wage increase for certain classifications amid a 5.5 percent raise for the coming year. roofers are not picketing sites.
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Roofers
Disaster Aid Stretched Across Rapid City After Storm
Red Cross volunteers report 151 calls over the weekend with only 37 responses received. Messages from worried relatives were routed to a net control in Des Moines for Rapid City. A Linn County Red Cross field rep, Wykoff, arrived to assist mass sheltering. Civil defense says supplies are arriving from South Dakota Nebraska Wyoming and Iowa.
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Bjorenson
Des Moines
Rapid City
Clancy
The
Red Cross
Chaney
OW. Wykoff
Murray Drive
Linn Couply Hed Cross
Civil Defense
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Iowa
Oelwein Seeks Flood Aid for Rapid City and Rosebud Reservation
Gov Robert Ray recalls past disaster aid as Oelwein organizes a flood relief drive for Rapid City South Dakota. Chamber of Commerce and Good Samaritan Home collect bedding cookware and cash through Wednesday. items to be trucked Thursday. Additional drive for Indian can goods and clothing for Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota. donations accepted at Don Muller’s home. Cash drive runs at Maynard Savings through June 26.
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Oulwein
Rapid City
Chamber of Commerce
Good Samaritan Home
West Union
Oelwein
Tielp
Don Muller
Oelwein Council of Churches
First Avenue
Maynard Savings Bank
Maynard
Stauffachers recall horrific Rapid City flood night
Mrs. Dean Stauffer of Cedar Rapids recalled her family's near disaster on Friday night in Rapid City. They were driving home from Logan Utah after their son Scott graduated. Heavy rain, flooded roads, and debris forced them to crawl along unable to see the car hood. They reached a high ground Holiday Inn and were warned to avoid travel until safe. Debris lined ditches for miles as mobile homes, houses, and cars lay scattered.
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Dean Stauffacher
Cedar Rapids
Rapid City
Flood Struck Rapid City Area Crowded With Rescue Efforts
Rescue workers labor in flooded Rapid City as walls of water swept through Omata Street and surrounding wards. Corps of Engineers and privately owned cranes aid vehicle and debris removal while hospitals fill and Red Cross distributes meals, clothing, and shelter. Officials tally injured unknown as hundreds host homeless and a long list of residents seek safety with friends or in temporary shelters. Volunteers report extreme inundation and search efforts for victims amid widespread damage.
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Red Cross
Rapid City
Nebraska
Wyoming
Langes Safe After Black Hills Flooding Reach Marion
John and Langes of Rapid City report their Marion relatives were unhurt as Canyon Lake dam burst caused citywide flooding. The Langes were camping in Deadwood and Black Hills. they fled south to Custer, endured treacherous travel, then returned to Rapid City. Their insurance office downtown now houses a KOTA radio station transmitter.
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William
Tange
Eighth Avenue
Marion
John & Langes
Rapid City
Lange
Canyon Lake Park
Langes
Deadwood
5.D
Custer
S.D
Lis
Kota
Revenue Sharing Debate Delayed
Washington lawmakers postponed action on a bill to direct 5.3 billion dollars yearly in federal revenues to sales and cities, citing insufficient votes. Speaker Albert announced possible consideration next week, marking a second delay in the measure.
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Washington
House
Waders
Albert
D-Okta
Partial List of Flood Dead Is Released in Rapid City
Rapid City authorities released a partial list of flood fatalities from the Friday night and Saturday inundation. Judge Marshall Young cautioned that identifications were made under extreme circumstances and may not be certain. The list shows names with Rapid City addresses or unknowns, including firefighters, nurses, students, and residents from nearby towns, reflecting the widespread tragedy across the region.
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Rapid City
S.D
UPI
District Court
Marshall Young
William Magner
George Carter
Law Soldier
Long
John Broderson
Mell
E. F. Lodmell
Harry Hendrickson
Raymond Fox
Rapid Canyon
Ira Moore
Hore Town
Wayne Lone Hill
Don Johnson
George Albert Sumners
Billy Wayne Noble
John C. Thomas
Ruud
Thomas Ruud
Roger Barnes Tadlock
Aberdeen
Billie Clana
Smith
Atwater
Lloyd Atwater
Margaret L. Turner
Lance Cummings
Tammy Cummings
Roger C. Harris
W. G. Bishop
Nellie Bishop
Louise Sprague
Pearl Walff
Leo Francis Kroeber
Sheila Heaton
Walter Juhnke
Susan Allen
Bertie Rose
Gall
Alice Gall
Kathy Gall
Jgenb Sehweigman
Martin Gengier
Mary Swanson
Delay
Joyce Christensen
Lowell Dieter
Lila Ellison
Orville Erickson
Robert V. Fairbank
D. Russell Gordon
Marlin C. Gneler
Lavelle defends strikes as isolated actions in Vietnam era
Lavelle testifies before a committee that protective reaction strikes were isolated and justified by battlefield conditions in Vietnam. He cites the 1971 to 1972 buildup, infiltration, and overrun of the Plain of Jars as context, acknowledging some overreach while defending on-the-spot decisions.
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South Vietnam
Vietnam
Seventh Air Force
South
Thailand
Lavelle
Ryan
Tt Ran
Sage Police Raids End With Parsley Confession
Cincinnati police used walkie-talkies two spotters and a decoy officer to arrest Donald Bowman 18 on charges of selling marijuana worth 20 dollars. A later lab test revealed the seized substance was parsley.
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Cincinnati
UPT
Donald Bowman
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