Columbus Day parade marches up Fifth avenue

New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani refused to bow to fear today, marching in a Columbus Day parade that combined a traditional celebration of Italian-American heritage with a patriotic theme.

Columbus Day parade marches up Fifth avenue
Mon, 08 Oct, 2001 - 23:59

New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani refused to bow to fear today, marching in a Columbus Day parade that combined a traditional celebration of Italian-American heritage with a patriotic theme.

Security was tight in the city still counting its dead from the September 11 attacks.

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