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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1966

Page

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Parade Lineup Details Delayed To Page 2

The notice points readers to Page 2 for the complete parade formation and route, indicating the official lineup will be published there.

Official Program for Friday July 1 Events

The notice lists a series of activities including an Enlisted men tour of Narragansett Brewery from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM, an Open House from 9 to 11 and 2 to 4 PM at Kaiser Aluminum, ship visits from State Street dock for launches, a 6:00 PM buffet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Kinder, a 7:30 accordion concert, a 8:30 review at Reynolds School, and a 9 to 12 PM block dance in front of Reynolds School.

Narragansett Brewery Kaiser Aluminum State St. Dock Ralph F. Kinder

Bristol Fourth of July Schedule Across City Venues

A detailed timetable lists ships open to visitors from 1 to 4 PM, sports events at 2 PM and 6:30 PM, various judging and parade activities, and evening entertainment culminating in fireworks at The Castle. Notable sites include Armory on Metacom Ave, Hope Street venues, and the Reviewing stand on High Street.

Armory Metacom Ave USS Bristol Piper Constitution Colt Memorial High School Hope St High St

Bristol Fourth of July Festivities Draw Crowds and Naval Visit

Three U S naval vessels arrived in Bristol Harbor as residents hosted officers at the Bristol Yacht Club and enlisted men at the Elks Club. A band on the Common, a foot race won by Jim Smeltzer, and Open House at Kaiser Aluminum highlighted a busy day with dances, balls, parades, and numerous community events leading to the fireworks and patriotic programs.

Bristol Harbor Bristol Yacht Club Elss Club Constitution St Jim Smeltzer Barrington High Fame Ralph Flinder Kaiser Aluminum Corp Reynolds School Armory Metacom Ave

Col Ruth Briggs Enters Rhode Island Senate Race

Col Ruth M Briggs a retired Army officer announced her candidacy for the U S Senate in Rhode Island. She contrasted her broad international and defense experience with Senator Pell noting her service in Moscow Belgrade and U S Embassy assignments and Vietnam era training. Please turn to page 15.

Bristol Ruth M. Briggs Hope St Pell Rhode Island Coast Guard Viet Nam Minh Secretary of Defense Col Briggs Moscow U S Belgrade Yugoslavia

Democrats In Wild Scramble For Positions

Democrats and Republicans file local slates for November elections. Republicans appear united with no primary battles, while Democrats show dissension in several areas. The fate of Mrs Vasta La Ruggiero remains unclear as she will not disclose her move.

Vasta la Ruggiero

Fourth of July Float Parade Parking Request

The 4th of July Committee asks Constitution Street residents between Hope and High to park in driveways and share spaces with neighbors on July morning. This will create room for float judging and easier entry to the parade route.

Hope & High Constitution St Hope and High

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Parade Reynolds Town Common Herreshoff Bay View Ave Almac Bristol County Country Club Tupelo St Herreshoff House Colt High Munroe Bud”’ Toews WPRO Anthony J. Dennis Jr Val Allessandro Ceasar Brito Mr. Brito Mummers Ferko Ruth Briggs U.S. Senate Constitution St. Residents Lcdr Roy E. Lanphear U.S Tringa Orator Munroe Toews WM. Butler U.S.S R.A. Preble JR U.S.S. Piper
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