Strategy For Victory Over Communism A Merica Spelled Out
A sermon by The Rev. Paul Johnston at Worthington Presbyterian Church Worthington Ohio framed Cold War rhetoric to defend American freedom. It extols religious faith as a cornerstone of liberty, contrasts capitalism with Communism, and urges a positive, proactive defense of democracy and moral values. The piece cites Columbus Day 469 years hence and includes figures on productivity and living standards as proof of American strength.
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Clirkstun Almerican
Edgar Hoover
Hitler
Mussolini
America
Eya
Usc
Sten
AMECA
Puther
Paul Bussid
Mpest
Associated Presa
Auvey
United States
Bussard
Faith and Freedom Rally Urges Christian Renewal in America
A distressed call urges revival of faith in God and heritage to combat communism. John Noble advocates recapturing faith, rediscovering Christian principles, and rededicating society, through offensive strategy, military strength, and civic action, citing Hezekiah and Washington to inspire resolve and prayer.
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Hezekiah
Jerusalem
John Noble
Detrait
Hees
Gaul
Lani
Gal
America
Jesus Christ
George Washington
Valley Forge
Khrushchev
Declaration of Independence in Congress July 4 1776
The document proclaims the thirteen United States as free and independent states. It lists grievances of King George III, asserts natural rights, and declares severance from Britain. Key signers from multiple colonies are named, with final signatures noted in August and subsequent months.
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United States of America
Great Britain
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To Survey Bulletin
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Asia
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Ie Commionwealth
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N-H
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Robert Paine
William Floyd
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Francis Lewis
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Samuel Adams
Richard Stockton
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Coon
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John Hart
Abraham Clark
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John Morton
Francis Lightfoot Lee
John Penn
N.C
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John Witherspoon
William Jellery
William Hooper
Robert Morris
Benjamin Harrison
William Williams
Benjamin Frankin
William Para
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Thomas Stone
Charles Carroll
Thomas Jefferson
George Taylor
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G.C
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George Ross
George Clymer
Thomas Heyward, Jr
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George Read
James Wilson
Sherman Tynch
Samuel Chase
Carter Braxton
Benjamin Rush
Lyman Hall
Caesar Rodney
Del
Thomas Nelson, Jr
Arthur Middleton
S.C
George Wythe
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Elbridge Gerry
Oliver Wil
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