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New Jersey Delegation to the 1968 Republican National Convention Delegates (may be incomplete!) At-Large: Leslie L. Blau, Newark - Clifford P. Case, Rahway - C. Douglas Dillon, Far Hills - Frank S. Farley, Ventnor City - Ann D. Flynn, Deal - Edwin B. Forsythe, Moorestown - Nelson G. Gross, Hackensack - Philip B. Hofmann, New Brunswick - Webster B. Todd, Oldwick - J. Russell Woolley, West Long Branch 1st District: Kenneth N. MacDonald, Haddonfield - Harold C. Thompson, Pitman 2nd District: Charles W. Sandman, Jr., Erma Park - John J. Spoltore, Bridgeton 3rd District: Robert C. Stanley, Red Bank - Richard R. Stout, West Allenhurst 4th District: George B. Harper, Layton - Anton J. Hollendonner, Trenton 5th District: Raymond H. Bateman, North Branch - Peter Frelinghuysen, Jr., Morristown 6th District: John E. Dimon, Florence - William T. Hiering, Toms River 7th District: Eleanore S. Nissley, Ridgewood - William B. Widnall, Saddle River 8th District: Frank Davenport, Paterson - Lawrence F. Kramer, Paterson 9th District: William J. Dorgan, Palisades Park - David S. Van Alstyne, Jr., Englewood 10th District: John deC. Blondel, Montclair - Michael A. Giuliano, Newark 11th District: C. Stewart Hausmann, Irvington - Edmund T. Hume, Maplewood 12th District: Donald J. Ludwig, Berkeley Heights - Gilbert G. Roessner, Summit 13th District: Henry Koenigsberg, Bayonne - Frank Scott, Jr., Elizabeth 14th District: Joseph J. Jialdini, North Bergen - J. Beier Theurer, West New York 15th District: John P. Gallagher, Piscataway - Robert F. Lyncheski, Fords Alternates (may be incomplete!) At-Large: Mauro A. Checchio, New Brunswick - John H. Ewing, Peapack - Herbert J. Heilmann, Union - Henry R. Leiner, Cherry Hill - Joseph M. McCrane, Jr., Rancocas - Katherine K. Neuberger, Lincroft - Harry L. Sears, Mountain Lakes - Lois J. Smith, Maplewood - Louise J. Stoerrle, Westville - Gretchen B. Waples, Camden 1st District: Robert E. Boakes, Woodbury - Wilbur C. Richard, Clementon 2nd District: Harold P. King, Carneys Point - L. Edison Mathis, Atlantic City 3rd District: Mary Coleman, Deal - E. Donald Sterner, Colts Neck 4th District: Douglas E. Gimson, Hunterdon County - Lester J. Toth, Phillipsburg 5th District: Joseph J. Maraziti, Boonton - Peter W. Thomas, Chatham 6th District: William K. Dickey, Collingswood - John C. Gilmour, Jr., Cherry Hill 7th District: Robert N. Guido, Paramus - J. Herbert Leverett, Hackensack 8th District: Louis G. Trella, Clifton - James R. White, Totowa 9th District: Joseph Daniels, Englewood - Harold C. Hollenbeck, East Rutherford 10th District: Beatrice M. Stiles, Bloomfield - John M. D. Welch, Nutley 11th District: Thomas R. Farley, West Orange - Frank A. Pagalianite, East Orange 12th District: Constance Heatly, Westfield - Thomas H. Kean 13th District: Michael G. Comunale, Jersey City - John C. Holt, Rahway 14th District: George Jensen, Jersey City - Louis J. Miller, Kearny 15th District: Barbara S. Abbott, Metuchen - Mary C. Richardson, New Brunswick

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