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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1963
Page
1
Spectators praised the Newport based Cruiser-Destroyer Force Band snare drummer as the standout of the parade. A head count showed most marchers were band members, with ample brass, a governor who marched on foot, and ex Marine John Cha fee receiving a hearty reception amid a call for more civic exercise.
Over 70,000 spectators lined Bristol streets as bands such as the Palestine Camel Herders and the Marine Band performed. Governor John H Chafee walked Hope Street, Mickey Mouse and Smokey the Bear drew cheers, and children reached for lollipops as the holiday celebration showcased colorful floats and broad public excitement.
Judge Carrellas denounces secularism in schools and defends Jefferson’s wall of separation. He argues the First Amendment forbids a state church while condemning moral laxity and the influence of big business on public life. PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 2
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