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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1961
Page
8
Neighborhood coordinator Mrs. Robert Carlson of 821 E. Alta Vista leads a Tucson area event inviting children to an old fashioned Fourth of July parade on Tuesday. Last year 68 youngsters entered, with two prize groups eight and under and over eight for fun, most patriotic, and best costumes.
Rev John Clinton Fowler, rector of St Michael and All Angels in Tucson, declined to sign the state loyalty oath by the June 28 deadline describing it as personal conscience. Commission chairman Richard Olson praised Fowler for courage and said oath signers took the easy path. Olson noted several members delayed signing due to grave reservations while most of the 20 member Tucson Commission on Human Relations had signed the oath and city employees neared full completion.
The Chinese Chamber of Commerce of Tucson flags a Fourth of July celebration at the South Side Branch YMCA 4902 S 6th Ave beginning at 2 p.m. About 1000 attendees are expected for a program with a 4 to 6 p.m. barbecue. Activities include swimming volleyball and basketball. A Chinese film screens at the Chinese Community Center 221 E 6th St from 8 to 12. Frank Gee and David Tang head the food committee Jerry Lee handles the barbecue.
Goodyear releases tires with strikingly attractive red or blue bands on white sidewalls. The first batch in Tucson went on sale today at Apache Tire Co. Vice President Emil Engebretson says drabness can now be retired for motorists seeking fashion on their wheels.
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