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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont.
Republicans once believed Johnson would be easier to beat than Kennedy but Kennedy’s death reshapes the race. Johnson’s 30 years in Washington and foreign experience complicate GOP attacks, while unclear issues and better relations with Congress fuel a hard fight in 1964.
The American Cancer Society reports a study matching 37 000 smokers with 37 000 similar nonsmokers finds smokers die at twice the rate. Fatal diseases including cancer heart and liver conditions occur twice as often among those who smoke 20 cigarettes daily. No major alternative factor explains the difference.
The Eloy Enterprise pays tribute to a man who faced harsh weather and political danger without relying on comfort. He died of exposure in the line of duty, surrounded by friends and foes who supported him as he challenged adversity and the world.
Lyndon Johnson brings to the presidency more basic preparation than rivals but his future depends on the public mood and readiness to face national issues. The article notes his growth from Senate leader, his experience with civil rights and tech policy, and warns extremists may push fear, citing a Nashville White Citizens Council meeting stance after Kennedy's funeral.
Hal Boyle notes average U S family Christmas spending of 147 dollars and stamp purchases of 125 million. He recalls Roman gift customs, New Year exchanges, rising use of credit cards, and traffic deaths near home. The column ends with quotes and a call for commitment under President Lyndon Johnson.
Albany reports Senator Kenneth B. Keating of Rochester is viewed as hard to defeat next fall as Democratic hopes wane. His strength has grown across New York, with insiders noting his fundraising and a high-profile dinner turnout, while potential opponents shrink.
A reader urges creation of a state fund to purchase hearing aids for deaf children, noting many cannot afford them and referencing the Rutland association that helps students in Brattleboro. The letter contrasts with existing aid for other disabilities and calls for action.
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