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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont.
Editorial views Pope Paul VI as a strong papal successor with Milan leadership, Vatican diplomacy, and a drive to reconvene the Ecumenical Council. He favors decentralizing power, seeks non Catholic rapprochement, and urges peace among all people. His stance toward Communists remains cautious, favoring persuasion over force.
Washington portrays Harold Wilson as a radical reformer who would reshape Britain with a national planning ministry and a science driven economy while Macmillan clings to a more stable, if aging, leadership. The piece compares Wilson to Nixon and Kennedy, notes PM’s vulnerability to Maudling, and hints at a possible Labor victory ending a decade of Tory rule.
Governor William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania signals he would consider being a favorite son for the Republican National Convention. The move follows strong competition among potential nominees and echoes a shift in Republican ranks toward his candidacy potential.
Robert Lewis Shayon discusses the struggles of television commercial creators. They face public ambivalence, lack government regulation, and cannot reliably measure effectiveness through ratings or direct program ties. The field suffers from unstable advertising demand and heavy internal competition among creatives and executives.
In Williamsburg, a group of 50 overseas students visit the old capital as Washington Henry and Jefferson imagine conversations with them. The figures debate alliances hunger land democracy prejudice and the ongoing struggle for equal rights amid world issues and a space age future.
President Kennedy urged Congress to pass a civil rights measure that would let the federal government mandate private businesses serving the public not to discriminate against African Americans. The proposal forms part of his broader civil rights program.
A collage of imagined letters and notes presented in Hal Boyle's notebook style. Snippets include a great uncle’s accidental death and a dentist refund, a Republican essay prize prize, elopement plans, a fur purchase doubt, and political commentary on Kennedy era civil rights law.
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