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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1976
Page
5
A compact reflection cites Matthew 6 24 about serving two masters and contrasts Alfred Noyes lines praising God as the universe’s center. The note blends religious maxims with a brief poetic flourish reflecting faith and devotion.
The UN faced a controversial speech by Saudi ambassador Baroody denying the Nazi Holocaust as fiction and portraying Dachau gas chambers as crematoriums. Commentators note scant council reaction, with Ivor Richard calling the remarks unnecessary and unhelpful.
A Ohio publisher ran an ad in Parade Magazine claiming a book could help households earn up to 16000 dollars a year qualify for food stamps. It spurred government scrutiny and lawsuits, with an out of court settlement requiring a Washington Post correction ad.
The piece traces left right politics in Western Europe from the Popular Front era to mid-century outcomes. It highlights Blum as premier, strikes for social reforms, and the Front’s eventual failure while noting alternate histories if circumstances differed. It cites Shirer on Rhineland policy and recalls Spain and France crises in 1930s-1950s.
Long passage lauds Bicentennial celebrations and love of country, urging organized expressions to honor the flag and memory of brave Americans. Highlights Maj Gen John R Thurman receiving Catholic awards in Korea and notes on related military and civic leadership. Mentions budget openness in local Charlotte council and praise for public accountability.
A letter praising Mobile Meals for the Elderly and Handicapped details broad community backing, including the High Point mayor, city council, School Board, and local media. It notes volunteers, cooperation from the school system, and continued collaboration with United Church Women and Jewish Women groups to sustain meals from school cafeterias.
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