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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1976
Page
5
A concise devotional note centers on the closing counsel to fear God and keep his commandments, labeling this as humanity’s core duty. It cites Ecclesiastes chapter twelve verse thirty three in a traditional, scripture-grounded phrasing.
A reflective piece urges informed celebration of America's 200th birthday, weighing revolution, progress, and national unity. It emphasizes the fragile liberty, the duty to uphold rights, and the call to pledge mutual lives fortunes and honor under divine Providence. It questions whether the nation can sustain equal protection and opportunity for all 215 million people.
A letter argues patriotism should be measured by moral growth and equal regard for all people. It urges humility, religious tolerance, and service over boastful pride, noting God loves all nations and government serves shared order, not exclusive victory.
This July Fourth column blends Rev Peter Marshall prayers at the U S Senate opening with a wartime century reflection on independence. It weighs the Declaration’s birth, youth demand for honest history, and warnings of growing statism threatening trusted liberty.
A veteran observer recalls 30 years of public watchdog reporting that exposed wrongdoing and spurred reform. He cites progress in rights, democratization, and government performance, while noting past failings and the enduring protection of core freedoms. The piece highlights vigilance, accountability, and a quickening public response to scandal.
The Art Buchwald column reflects on a father who left Poland for America, arriving as a teen in 1910, learning English by daily newspaper reading, and building a life from a raincoat factory to drapery business. The piece links immigrant perseverance to the Bicentennial celebration.
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