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12 Journal-News, Hamilton, OUo Friday, February Wt Direct From Our Newsroom In Peking Much To See But Little News In China By nOBKRT K. DALLOS The l.as Augolfs Times NEW YORK American of a now story so unsure o( wlta! (hey would find oi 1 what Ilicy would be allowed to cover. Never before have they been uworc nave tliev been television, which has so restricted because' of a man on the moon, politic-ill coii-j shortage of the (ools or their the hard news. At Ihc same time. Iney have been able lo report as much trivia as Ihsy could conic up with.

And never have they been so rigidly volitions, racial riots and Presidential assassinations, is currently confronted with probably trade Ihe telephone, the automobile, the cumerman and the soundman. Never before have TV corre- with international ramifica- tiotis only (o find themselves arrived at the site virtually 'unable lo delve into Introducing Qualities Big Family Donut Special Choice (if variety, cake or yeast Made Fresh Daily QUALITY DONUTS the nature of Ihe Nixon Chou lalks under an advance agreement readied with Die Chinese," complained Tom Jarriel, one of Die four ABC correspond- controlled in what they could cuts currciillv in film. Since Sunday evening wlicn an estimated GO million' N'Hwork e.xccutives directing fcnter al (lie Peking Airport were too short. A i (o NBC Amei'iciitis have, been able 10 sec both the Nixons cat with on lhis strongly defend executive, when the Chinese asked why Ihsy were loo short, an American answered that "we thought we'd be bringing 1251 Conlral 8SJ.K09 N'exl lo 1 Min. Car Wash Open 24 firs.

chopsticks. They've walched i i i i i i Mrs. Nixon inspect tlic kitchens bsi lff( dc "wi' 1 first of the Peking Hotel and i' OTtl to CI lhm( iirtnin i I coverage events and scenes in China peripheral lo Ihe Nixon visii. They contend Ilicy are op- flln dltors but llieshort lMl nwn wuldn come. Only our leaned Ihat il lakes 10 years to train a "good" Chinese cook.

The home viewer )ias been able to visit an all night (iej)artmcni store willi Dan liathcr of CliS and a drugstore which sells cosmetics and acupuncture dolls wilh NBC's Barbara Wallers. A (rip on a bus taking people to work ai 6:38 a. m. was provided bv Ted Koppel of ABC. But what about (lie historic lalks between the President and Chairman Mao Tse Tung and Premier Chou En LaiV What has been saidV What have been the points of agreement and in which areas have these world leaders remained at odds? The networks are spending an estimated 3 million dollars on the exercise, but Ihe TV newsmen haven't been able (o come np wiUi even an inkling of what has gone on in ths lalks and their frustration is clearly evident on Ihe video tubes.

The newsmen have been their Tlic Americans promptly got higher film editing tables. ABC vice president Bill Shechan said in a telephone interview from his hotel in Peking cameras and microphones. This, in itself, is historic news, (hey maintain. "The place is so strange to i 11 1 said allowed lo lulllm Ricliarri Maid, vice president injslrcols of Peking on their own, charge of news at NBC. "When'covering what might appear we can take our cameras lo interesting network is allowed lo choose (wo places lo visit with crews each day.

In addition, he added, they arc around the 1907 TYTUS AVE. To Moke Any Occasion A Special One, Visit Schiavone's "Schiavone's is a Special place Special People" It's a short drive to Middle, (own (or the finest Italian foods and wines. HOURS: Tuesday (hru Thursday p.m. Friday Saturd.i m. Closed Sunday and Monday For Reservations Call 424-0530 apologetic to the viewers and they've also shown their irritation.

Seme have accused the Chinese and the American officials of conspiring to cloak the talks in secrecy. "We are not being told by In; White House anything about representatives in China Newsmen ciirt'oiilly in China lhal a lack of cars say they are being 'allowed lo illu telephones makes their job do nmcd more than (hey had' i fiTMlt. expected. But for Bill Leonard. BC is considering a CBS' new senior vice president, suggestion lhal it purchase this is still not sufficient.

bicycles for all of its corre- "On the part o( the Chinese spondenls lo allow them to get it's a completely staged affair," around Peking a little easier. he complains. "You sec no dirt. All of the official functions have been covsred by network pools. This means all three networks gel Ihe same pictures, lo which they add their own correspondent's comments.

But when individual crews go out on their own, the traditional competition among the networks becomes strong. Some American newsmen bump into each other. On Monday, for example, Max American TV men have generally praised the cooperation received from the Cliinasc and have made every effort not lo cffend their hosts. For instance, when the i American technicians arrived in Peking in advance of (he Nixon party they found lhal lhe film editing tables (lie Chinese had set up at a communications 4TH BIG WEEK Clint Eastwood Dirty Harry Mon. thru Thurs.

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Sonic American Newsmen claim tlicir coverage is easier in China I him it would be in the United Stales. They say they are abls to get closer to Mil Ihe American and Chinese dignitaries than Ihcy would in similai 1 circumstances at home. "Tliere lias liceo no manifestation of security cither American or Chinese Hi'ut the President al any of the public fiindions," said Shechan. The Chinese have Ircated the newsmen not as reporters but as part of the Nixon parly. All of Ine reporters not working at the time were invited guests to the large banquet which Chou En Lai hosted for President Nixon.

"Xoiv fhat would never happen in Hie U. commented Sheeilan. Each network is spending roughly 1 million dollars on the Nixon coverage, but NBC and CBS won't divulge whether advertising revenues will be sufficient lo recoup Hie expenses. ABC. on Ihc other hand concedes it has sold no network advertising, resulting in an almost total loss for its coverage of the Nixon trip.

Luboff Choir In Cincy Saturday For the first lime in Cincinnati W. Jamrs Bridges presents live in conpert at Ihe Taft Auditorium "The Norman Luboff Choir" on Saturday, at 8:30 p.m. Acclaimed as one of the most famous musical choirs in the world, the Norman Luboff TMU6MTER DARKNESS JOHN XA81EN 19th HOLE COCKTAIL LOUNGE Pete Costo AT THE MIGHTY HAMMOND ORGAN Thursday, Friday Saturday, 9 pm till 2 am HAMH.TON PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Choir will present over 100 performances this year. The popularity of this dynamic conductor arranger composer and his group was initially achieved through Ihe many spbndid recordings on both Ihe RCA Victor and Columbia labels, for which the group was originally created. The nucleus of the recording choir consists By 1943 Ihe demand for Norman Luboff arrangemenls had become so strong that ho gave up singing entirely.

Shortly afterward. Hollywood beckoned, and in response to an invitation from Gordon the Railroad slaff. Ihe Luboffs moves to the West Coast. It was only natural leisure MacRae to join Hour production cP25 30 virtuosos professional: television and motion pic- singers. They first began re W01 wollld follow, and so, ing in live concert in the Fall i tne ncxt seven years Maes- Friday, February 25, 1973 Way, "Sec How They Run," fircater Hamilton Civic Theater, George Washington Junior High Lilllc Theater, p.m.

Musical, "No, No, Nanaeltc," Shubert Theater, Cincinnati. 8:30 p.m. Musical, "Camelol," Gales- A a Theater, Miami Univcrs ty, Oxford. 8 p.m. Concert, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Music Hal! Cincinnati, 11 a.m.

Oppi'ii, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, C'nrbclt Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. Night life, Krankie Lane al the Lookout House, northern Kentucky. Play, "The Grass 1'arp," College i)f Ml. St. Joseph, Cincinnati.

8 p.m. a 'She Stoops To Conquor," Kdgeclilf College, Cincinnati. 8 p.m. Entcrlainnicni. "Slr.ike Up The Band," Beef 'N Boards Dinner Theater, Dry Forks Road, Harrison.

Buffet Curtain 8:15 p.m. Saturday, February 26, 1972 Dance, group, at Liberty Home, 2301 Hamilton-' Cleves Road. Klaber Orchestra. $3.50 single nr $7.00 per could includes beer and Set- 1 ups. Call 893-3786.

Play, "See How They Rui a Hamilton Civic Theater. George Washington Junior High Little Theater. 5, and 9 p.m. Concert, Cincinnati Symphony Orchcslra, Music Hall, 8:30 p.m. Norman Luboff Choir.

Taft Auditorium, Cm- ciunali. 8:30 p.m. i a "Jesus Christ i Millet Assembly Hall. Miami University, Oxford. 8 p.m.

Musical. "Camelot." Gates- Abbeglan Theater, Center for i Arts. Miami University. Oxford. 8:30 p.m.

Play. "Flowers for Algern Wilson Auditorium, University of Cincinnati. p.m. Kntei'tiiiiuneiit, "Sfrike Up The Band." Boef 'N Dinner Theater, Dry Korkl Road, Harrison. Buffet Curtain 8:15 p.m.

Second show II p.m. Sunday, February 27, 1972 a "She Sloops Coumior," Kdgecliff College, Cincinnati. 8 p.m. Musical. "No, No, Nanette," Shiibcrt Theater, Cincinnati.

3 and 8:30 p.m. Film, "Fiddler on (he Roof, 1 Valley Theater, Cincinnati, The Shows of 1963. The repertoire that quite liler- tro Luboff composed and ar- ally runs (he gamut from Bach ranged music for than eighty moving pictures, inchid- to the Blues. Ranging from ing such nils as "Is- sitch choral spectaculars in the "Search for Trombones" arranged in the "Cinerama and "The It was during this Hollywood pe- Luboff style to an album of classical masterpieces. Many sacred songs are included also as: "Gloria in Excelsis "Hallelujah (Lobet Den "Psalm and "Ave Interwined in the repertoire is folk, popular, and other spirilual hymns.

Norman Luboff's background and experience represent a riod lhat the Norman Luboff Choir came into existence as a recording entity. It was an instant success and has remained solidly so ever since. Uniquely, in his field. Norman Luboff is al home in any style of music. His solid theoretical solid foundation for his dislin- i education and vasl listening ex- accomplishments.

Born faience enable him lo bring in Chicago in 1917, he studied understanding lo, and derive piano and voice, but it was not until college that he gave any serious thought to making music his profession. After attending the University ol Chicago pleasure from. S2iious music of all eras, inucluding Ihe most "far out" of the moderns. His many and varied accomplishments in commercial music and Central College he enrolled make him one of the world's for graduate study in, Orch-stra- most knowledgeable men in Ihe lion and composition under the fields of jazz, popular music noted composer, Leo related folk art forms. linden HlAWl sat COOIIM HKIU ctm lama, I a WATCB THEM OPERATE! I A MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 2 PCS.

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