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Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York

29 Jan 1968

Page 4

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Syracuse Herald Journal

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Syracuse, New York, United States of America

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Jan 29, 1968

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4

Schoeneck Honored by State GOP At Syracuse Dinner

More than 800 attendees including past present and future leaders joined Republican Party figures at Hotel Syracuse to honor Charles A Schoeneck a lawyer former legislative leader and political figure. He and his wife Betty received a color television set and a silver punch bowl set.

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Syracuse Charles A. Schoeneck GOP Schoeneck Betty Herald-Journal Stephen Rogers Court of Claims Fred A. Young Gov Rockefeller Tarky Lombardi Jr Atty Charles Webb Assembly Joseph A. Carlino Perry B. Duryea John H. Hughes Onondaga County Thad L. Collum
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Actress Patricia Neal plans film comeback in New York

American actress Patricia Neal sits on a swing at her Buckinghamshire home and plans to depart tomorrow for New York City to begin filming The Subject Was Roses. Missy Neal, who has spent three years recovering from three strokes, lives with her British writer husband Roald Dahl at Great Missenden.

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Patricia Neal Buckinghamshire England New York City Missy Neal Great Missenden London Roald Dahi AP Wirephoto
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U.S. Carrier Entrprise Shadowed by Soviet Vessels

The Asahi reports a U.S. nuclear powered carrier named Enterprise in the Sea of Japan being shadowed about 90 miles east of Korea. A 3000 ton Soviet destroyer and another suspected patrol ship trailed the task group as U.S. ships conducted operations observed by Japan's newspaper.

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Asahi U.S Enterprise Japan Korea
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