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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1963
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is issued daily except Sundays and holidays by Banner Publishing Corporation at 425 Main Street in Bennington Vermont.
The piece weighs Lyndon Johnson’s path to the presidency and the likely impact on civil rights legislation, noting his Southern roots and tactical skill. It recalls the 1957 civil rights milestone and highlights growing concerns over mail order gun sales amid recent violent events and calls for tighter controls.
The New York Times notes the global sorrow over President Kennedy's death and credits his message of humanity, freedom, and peace. It discusses Johnson's potential civil rights path, the need to curb gun sales by mail, and the universal impact of Kennedy's legacy.
In a reflection on political violence after Dallas, the author urges national healing through Johnson's talent for consensus. It stresses dangers of extremism, calls for restoring community trust, and positions Johnson as key to unifying and stabilizing the American system.
In this editorial reflection the writer mourns JFK's assassination and honors his legacy while urging national unity. The piece recalls the kennedy family, a Texas police officer's death, and a brave American woman, highlighting both the nation’s sorrow and its resolve to pursue justice, civil rights, and moral governance.
Vermont readers urge fellow citizens to press Washington to pass civil rights legislation and avoid further extremism after President John F Kennedy is assassinated. They praise Kennedy's constitutional vision and call for fair trial for Lee Harvey Oswald, urging peaceful solutions and continued pursuit of his policies.
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