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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1967
Page
4
The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sundays and holidays by the Banner Publishing Corporation located at 425 Main Street, Bennington, Vermont 05201.
Officials in many cities seek roots of riots across the nation as a presidential commission and commentators examine causes. The piece argues systemic white oppression underlies unrest, while various theories cite outside agitators, unemployment, housing, and family breakdown, noting no view fully absolves white society. It underscores enduring racial degradation since slavery and critiques indifferent voices.
Skepticism surrounds South Vietnam voting as President Johnson and Premier Ky push democracy while reports claim ballot manipulation. Ky hints at possible coup if Thieu-by ticket wins, and pacifist candidates are reportedly sidelined. Prominent Americans dispatched by the president weigh in on the process.
The piece analyzes the roots of rioting in Detroit and New Haven, arguing that suppressed aggression in Black men and white society’s attitudes fuel unrest. It notes calls for city rehabilitation and a broader social shift, then discusses Johnson’s Vietnam delegation and skepticism about Thieu Ky reforms and peace talks.
The article portrays President Lyndon Baines Johnson in his 60s intensifying his habitual persuasion approach as crises mount. It details his private, windowless study sessions, reliance on loyal critics, and secrecy around appointments including the controversial mayoral post for Walter E. Washington. It notes poll declines, contrasts with Truman, and highlights cautious handling of personnel leaks and rewards for votes.
Across the country reports of personal distrust emerge as President faces a demanding office. He appears relaxed in photos at his ranch while critics say he acts with a constant, meticulous public review of every action and word.
Rod and Gun columnist notes the flood of calls about fishing and hunting seasons books and location tips. He recalls Lake Attraction in Canada as a favored trip and mentions pheasant releases by the Fish and Game Department with Bennington Rod and Gun Club. A Vermont fishing joke ends the column.
Opinion piece argues that calls for perfect elections in South Vietnam are impractical and hypocritical. It notes that true perfection does not exist outside authoritarian regimes, and political leaders recognize that democracy often involves imperfect choices and potential manipulation.
A McCall's survey sparks mockery of dentists image while urging public relations efforts to boost appeal. The column jokes about a TV series Ben Caries D.D.S. and notes other politicians faces fraud debates and U.S. politics’s enduring imperfect democracy as observers plan for Vietnam polls.
The Legislative Council’s seven member Outdoor Advertising Committee led by Theodore M. Riehle Jr pours for a total ban on private billboards and off premise ads in Vermont. The piece argues for stricter controls rather than an outright prohibition, noting highway travelers and commerce would suffer without regulated, informative signage. It cites the proposal as excessive and urges moderation before Vermont legislators act. Chicago Tribune.
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