Las Vegas musician laments TV music neglect and funding
Conductor Herman Clebanoff criticizes Las Vegas entertainment for privileging dull TV music and neglecting serious orchestral work. He recalls NBC days, rails at networks for lacking staff symphonies, and notes Stravinsky on CBS as a rare misfire amid a drought of quality televised music.
Television Highlights on Tonight's Primetime Schedule
TV listings show Walter Cronkite narrating You Are There on CH 2 at 7, then National Velvet on CH 5 with Edwina's jilted ex showing his true colors, and AMA views on Meet the Press by Dr Edward R Annis at 8:30. Michael Ansara debuts Harvard Indian make up on CH 12, Ken Madison in a private eye plot on Surf side 6 at 9, Andy Griffith leads church choir on 9 7 and 9, Thriller witch tale at 10 5, Jer ry Lewis guest host on Tonight at 11 20.
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Clebanoff decries TV focus over musical sound at Flamingo
Violinist Clebanoff notes Julie Wilson on Sullivan's show, criticizes heavy camera emphasis that drowns the rhythm section. He claims his Flamingo engagement proves public loves good music despite competing slot machines and casinos. The lounge is crowded as audiences listen intently.
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Vast turnout as Cincinnati area receives Sabin polio vaccine
Nearly 500000 residents in Greater Cincinnati area lined up for the Sabin oral polio vaccine in a public drive begun after a paralytic case in a six month old child. Cincinnati and Hamilton County totals topped 370,000, with 183,431 in Hamilton County and 17,000 in Clermont County. Northern Kentucky counties Kenton Campbell and Boone reported 68,594 53,712 and 15,000 doses respectively as the campaign expands to Types I II later this summer.
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Cincinnati man admits shooting wife. but killed brother
Detec tives say Lon Kyle, 58, of Cincinnati denied any part in the shooting death of his wife Alberta, 65, but admitted he shot and killed her brother William Garth, 57. Officers said both were killed Saturday night on a town street. No charge was filed immediately.
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Public health notes slower reach in Hamilton County
Public health officials expressed mild disappointment with outreach given Hamilton County's population of about 860000. A spokesman said vaccination or outreach programs target young residents but progress remains modest amid varied community uptake.
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