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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1976
Page
2
A devotional note cites Isaiah 12 2 about God as salvation and strength. It adds a quote attributed to Dwight D Eisenhower praising religion for courage in decision making and trust in a higher power amid responsibility.
The piece notes China's invitation to Richard Nixon to return to Beijing on the fourth anniversary of his first visit, amid leadership changes including Hua Kuofeng's acting prime minister role. It argues China seeks a steady U S relationship despite U S internal politics and Cold War tensions with Russia.
Washington debates post Vietnam era U S foreign policy as critics split over detente and containment. Kissinger Morgenthau and Ford Kissinger discuss stability and arms talks while Angola and Solzhenitsyn shape liberal and conservative views. Debate grows on U S role, allies, and the cost of detente.
A look at colonial press coverage of Lexington and Concord shows editors promoting causes over objectivity. Reports from Pennsylvania Packet and New York Journal highlight British losses, American resolve, and the era’s wartime journalism quirks and delays.
The nation narrows six finalists for the official bicentennial slogan and invites public votes by postcard. The piece reflects mixed reactions to the era’s spectacle, progress and criticism, invoking Lincoln and the idea of freedom and equal opportunity as guiding themes.
Washington columnist visits Hash Hash Ltd outside D C, a firm manufacturing government secrets for various agencies. The operation runs 24 hours, supplying confidential papers and tailored secrets for congressional subpoenas, with automated and leaked-secret devices amid high-level names and ample irony.
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