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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1966
Page
4
A fragment from a historic document articulates the necessity of dissolving political bonds and proclaiming free and independent states. It asserts universal rights, government by consent, and the right to alter or abolish oppressive rule, pledging lives fortunes and sacred honor in support.
Poem reflecting on the fourth of July praising strong men who sacrificed their lives for home and country. It lauds fathers and sons who gave their lives in defense of freedom and the proclamation of liberty across seas and mountains.
The Advisory Council on Public Welfare urges doubling welfare to nine billion annually while noting current federal standards misjudge need. Chairman Fauri contends many four person families live on less than average payments and warns against locking families into dependence, advocating education and training instead.
Editorial notes Hoffa leads to Miami Beach convention to seek a new five year term as president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters with 2200 delegates. It discusses a proposed executive vice president post to succeed Hoffa if he is unavailable, his salary and proposed raises, dues increase, and Frank Fitzsimmons as his stand in.
In Congress a provision for criminal penalties against auto makers failed. Senators Griffin Hart and Pastore opposed strict penalties, while 14 Democrats led by Brewster Church Dodd Ribicoff Gruening Hartke Long Magnussen McCarthy Metcalf Morse Neuberger Yarborough Young supported tougher enforcement.
A community Fourth of July at the Presbyterian Home features a lawn picnic as a nostalgic tribute to America's independence. The home quotes a newsletter noting the shift from parades and fireworks to simple gatherings and reflecting on July as a month of liberation and peace efforts worldwide.
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