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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1965
Page
10
The CBS drama Slattery's People will be renewed for next fall in the same late Friday slot despite weak ratings. The series, created around an idealistic young state legislator, is praised for its production and Reginald Rose's script stewardship, though not on par with Defenders.
Bob Thomas reports on Gemini preparation and a televised Johnson press conference from Texas ranch. He notes Sunday coverage of the Selma Montgomery march and Birmingham bombing scare, with NBC timing the news to overlap competition and CBS airing a Selma special hours later.
AP reports Gov. Sam Goddard of Arizona signed a law permitting sale of beer in cans smaller than eight ounces. The change eases availability for at home consumption, reversing prior limits on package liquor stores while tiny cans remained sold mainly in bars.
Betty Hutton, longtime energetic star from Battle Creek Michigan, recalls a four year struggle after a failed TV series. She lost weight and faith but regained strength with help from husband Pete Candoli. She vows to revive her career and make the town notice her return.
Mrs Leaver runs a coal mine discovered by her husband in 1917 in Appalachia Ohio. It still yields 1000 tons left to mine and supplies her bin with help from her son Delbert who visits quarter yearly. The shaft runs 150 feet from the basement under a steep hill.
The text notes that DeSoto likely crossed the Great River near the area where Memphis now lies, suggesting a historic route through the region.
New York AP reports steel buyers race to cover inventories while union and steel companies negotiate on wages pensions and job security. Delays from mills and rapid demand shrink stockpiles to about one month on average, with some sectors building buffers to weather a potential strike.
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