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From Wallace Henly to March Miller. RE: Gianetti. 1 pg. [Subject: Personal] [Letter], 8/11/1971
From Wallace Henry to Harry Dent. RE: New Jersey citizens. 2 pgs. [Subject: Campaign] [Memo], 6/11/1971
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Richard Nixon Presidential Library
Contested Materials Collection
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Document Description
49
27
8/11/1971
Personal
Letter
From Wallace Henly to March Miller. RE:
Gianetti. 1pg.
49
27
6/11/1971
Campaign
Memo
From Wallace Henry to Harry Dent. RE:
New Jersey citizens. 2pgs.
Monday, June 04, 2012
Page 1 of 1
DOCUMENT WITHDRAWAL RECORD [NIXON PROJECT]
DOCUMENT
DOCUMENT
NUMBER
TYPE
SUBJECT/TITLE OR CORRESPONDENTS
DATE
RESTRICTION
NI
Ltr
[DUC*2]
Benty to
3/15/72
C(Nixon)
RE Werner Draphics, Inc.
N 2
Ltr
[DUCE3]
Henley to Millor
8/11/72
c(nikm)
RE: Diannetti
N3
Memo
[00~4]
Dont Henley to Dent
6/11/71
c(nikon)
RE: New Cersey citizens
6/11/71
c(nixon)
NY
Memo
Copy of #N3
[DOCH]
FILE GROUP TITLE
BOX NUMBER
PETER MILLSPAUGH
Box /
FOLDER TITLE
Benty), Chuck
RESTRICTION CODES
A. Release would violate a Federal statute or Agency Policy.
E. Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or
B. National security classified information.
financial information.
C. Pending or approved claim that release would violate an individual's
F. Release would disclose investigatory information compiled for law
rights.
enforcement purposes.
D. Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of privacy
G. Withdrawn and return private and personal material.
or a libel of a living person.
H. Withdrawn and returned non-historical material.
NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION
NA FORM 1421 (4-85)
Presidential Materials Review Board
Review on Contested Documents
Collection: Peter E. Millspaugh
Box Number:
1
Folder:
Bent (z) , Chuck
Document
Disposition
2
Retain Open
3
Return Private/Political
4
Return Private/Political
known
August 11, 1971
TO:
March Miller
FROM:
Wallace B. Henley
The gentleman whose biographical sketch is attached comes
highly recommended from Chuck Beatz, our Finance Chair-
man in New Jersey. If we can help Giannetti it would be
more for the purpose of boosting Bentz, who plugs into some
of the big boys for us -- like Elmer Bobst.
June 11, 1971
TO:
Harry Dent
FROM:
Wallace Henley
SUBJECT:
New Jersey citizens.
Following is a list of prominent New Jersey citizens given
me by Chuck Bentz, Executive Director of the New Jersey
State Republican Finance Committee. Bentz feels that with
a little courting most of these would come on strong for
the President.
Ken Foster --
President of Prudential Life Insurance
Company - at present lukewarm on
R.N. Bentz feels it's just because
Foster "doesn't know what's going on. !1
He suggests that Foster be involved
in some type of meeting with Adminis-
tration officials for an in-depth briefing.
Phil Hofman --
Board Chairman of Johnson & Johnson,
the Band-Aid people. Powerful ego. Has
never been to the White House. Has some'
powerful followers in New Jersey.
Richard Sellers -- President of Johnson & Johnson. While
he has apparently been to the White House,
he could use some more courting.
Ron
McNaughton Also of Prudential, I believe. Same
situation as Foster.
Joe McCrane -- New Jersey State Treasurer. West Pointer,
wealthy, a tough conservative. He helped
Bentz raise money for Cahill. Has much
influence in the state, and has indicated he
wants to be part of the team in 1972.
Mr. Dent
Page 2 - 6/11/71
Harry Sears -- Harry will play a key role in New Jersey
redistricting.
Milton Mermelstine -- Although a Democrat, he gave Bentz
$10,000 last year, and indicates he wants
to help the President. He has never been
asked to the White House by any President.
Sidney Edelstein -- Like Mermelstine is Jewish. President
of Dexter Chemical Company. Gave $150,000
to United Jewish Fund, knows Golda Meier,
is a Republican.
Paul Sherwin -- Secretary of State, "a political genius. "
June 11, 1971
TO:
Harry Dent
FROM:
Wallace Henley
SUBJECT:
New Jersey citizens.
Following is a list of prominent New Jersey citizens given
me by Chuck Bentz, Executive Director of the New Jersey
State Republican Finance Committee. Bentz feels that with
a little courting most of these would come on strong for
the President.
Ken Foster --
President of Prudential Life Insurance
Company -- at present lukewarm on
R.N. Bentz feels it's just because
Foster "doesn't know what's going on. "
He suggests that Foster be involved
in some type of meeting with Adminis-
tration officials for an in-depth briefing.
Phil Hofman
--
Board Chairman of Johnson & Johnson,
the Band-Aid people. Powerful ego. Has
never been to the White House. Has some'
powerful followers in New Jersey.
Richard Sellers -- President of Johnson & Johnson. While
he has apparently been to the White House,
he could use some more courting.
Ron McNaughton -- Also of Prudential, I believe. Same
situation as Foster.
Joe McCrane -- New Jersey State Treasurer. West Pointer,
wealthy, a tough conservative. He helped
Bentz raise money for Cahill. Has much
influence in the state, and has indicated he
wants to be part of the team in 1972.
Mr. Dent
Page 2 - 6/11/71
Harry Sears -- Harry will play a key role in New Jersey
redistricting.
Milton Mermelstine -- Although a Democrat, he gave Bentz
$10,000 last year, and indicates he wants
to help the President. He has never been
asked to the White House by any President.
Sidney Edelstein -- Like Mermelstine is Jewish. President
of Dexter Chemical Company. Gave $150,000
to United Jewish Fund, knows Golda Meier,
is a Republican.
Paul Sherwin -- Secretary of State, "a political genius. "
June 11, 1971
TO:
Harry Dent
FROM:
Wallace Henley
SUBJECT:
New Jersey citizens.
Following is a list of prominent New Jersey citizens given
me by Chuck Bentz, Executive Director of the New Jersey
State Republican Finance Committee. Bentz feels that with
a little courting most of these would come on strong for
the President.
Ken Foster --
President of Prudential Life Insurance
Company -- at present lukewarm on
R.N. Bentz feels it's just because
Foster "doesn't know what's going on. "
He suggests that Foster be involved
in some type of meeting with Adminis-
tration officials for an in-depth briefing.
Phil Hofman -- Board Chairman of Johnson & Johnson,
the Band-Aid people. Powerful ego. Has
never been to the White House. Has some'
powerful followers in New Jersey.
Richard Sellers -- President of Johnson & Johnson. While
he has apparently been to the White House,
he could use some more courting.
Ron McNaughton -- Also of Prudential, I believe. Same
situation as Foster.
Joe McCrane -- New Jersey State Treasurer. West Pointer,
wealthy, a tough conservative. He helped
Bentz raise money for Cahill. Has much
influence in the state, and has indicated he
wants to be part of the team in 1972.
Mr. Dent
Page 2 - 6/11/71
Harry Sears -- Harry will play a key role in New Jersey
redistricting.
Milton Mermelstine -- Although a Democrat, he gave Bentz
$10,000 last year, and indicates he wants
to help the President. He has never been
asked to the White House by any President.
Sidney Edelstein -- Like Mermelstine is Jewish. President
of Dexter Chemical Company. Gave $150,000
to United Jewish Fund, knows Golda Meier,
is a Republican.
Paul Sherwin -- Secretary of State, "a political genius."
June 11, 1971
TO:
Harry Dent
FROM:
Wallace Henley
SUBJECT:
New Jersey citizens.
Following is a list of prominent New Jersey citizens given
me by Chuck Bentz, Executive Director of the New Jersey
State Republican Finance Committee. Bentz feels that with
a little courting most of these would come on strong for
the President.
Ken Foster --
President of Prudential Life Insurance
Company -- at present lukewarm on
R.N. Bentz feels it's just because
Foster "doesn't know what's going on."
He suggests that Foster be involved
in some type of meeting with Adminis-
tration officials for an in-depth briefing.
Phil Hofman --
Board Chairman of Johnson & Johnson,
the Band-Aid people. Powerful ego. Has
never been to the White House. Has some'
powerful followers in New Jersey.
Richard Sellers -- President of Johnson & Johnson. While
he has apparently been to the White House,
he could use some more courting.
Ron McNaughton -- Also of Prudential, I believe. Same
situation as Foster.
Joe McCrane -- New Jersey State Treasurer. West Pointer,
wealthy, a tough conservative. He helped
Bentz raise money for Cahill. Has much
influence in the state, and has indicated he
wants to be part of the team in 1972.
Mr. Dent
Page 2 - 6/11/71
Harry Sears -- Harry will play a key role in New Jersey
redistricting.
Milton Mermelstine -- Although a Democrat, he gave Bentz
$10,000 last year, and indicates he wants
to help the President. He has never been
asked to the White House by any President.
Sidney Edelstein -- Like Mermelstine is Jewish. President
of Dexter Chemical Company. Gave $150,000
to United Jewish Fund, knows Golda Meier,
is a Republican.
Paul Sherwin -- Secretary of State, "a political genius."