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|type = State
|state = New York
|state = New York
|dates = March 31—April 1, 1973
|dates = March 30—April 1, 1973
|year = 1973
|year = 1973
|location = Manhattan, New York
|location = Manhattan, New York
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The '''Libertarian Party of New York State Convention, 1973''' was the first state convention, held March 31—April 1, 1973 at the Williams Club in Manhattan, New York.
The '''First Annual State Convention of the Free Libertarian Party''' was the first state convention, held March 30—April 1, 1973 at the Williams Club in Manhattan, New York.


[[Murray N. Rothbard]] was among the attendees, and it was reported that there were about 95 in attendance.
[[Murray N. Rothbard]] was among the attendees, and it was reported that there were about 95 in attendance.


==Preparation==
==Personnel==
*[[Sharon Presley]], Convention Chair
;State Party
*[[Jerome J. Klasman]], State Chair
*[[Ray Goldfield]], Treasurer
 
;Convention
*[[Sharon Presley]], Convention Chair (nominated by Howie Rich)
*[[Chuck DeRosa]], Acting Secretary; Chair of the Credentials Committee
*[[Martin E. Nixon]], Chair of the Rules Committee
*[[Guy Riggs]], Chair of the Platform Committee


==Speakers==
==Speakers==
*[[Harry Browne]]
*[[Harry Browne]], "Freedom in Our Lifetime"
*[[Murray Rothbard]]
*[[Murray Rothbard]], "The Need for a Libertarian Movement and Party"
*[[Paul Lepanto]]
*[[Paul Lepanto]]


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==Election of Officers==
==Election of Officers==
;Chair
*[[Andrea Millen]]


;Vice Chair
===Chair===
*[[Howard Rich]]
*'''[[Andrea Millen]]''' (nominated by [[Jerome J. Klasman]])
*[[Raymond Strong]]
 
Millen received 36 votes, 9 votes were illegal, and there were 0 abstentions.
 
===Vice Chair===
*[[Nona Aguilar]] (nominated by Samuel Konklin)
*[[Howard Rich]] (nominated by [[Gary Greenberg]])
*[[Raymond Strong]] (nominated by [[Fran Youngstein]])
 
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Name
! Round 1
|-
|[[Howard Rich]]
|32
|-
|[[Raymond Strong]]
|31
|-
|[[Nona Aguilar]]
|15
|-
|[[Murray Rothbard]]
|8
|-
|Schulman
|1
|-
|Blank
|1
|}
 
===Secretary===
*[[Mike Nichols]] (nominated by [[Ann Weill]])
*[[Andy Thornton]] (nominated by [[Bob Cohen]])
 
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
!Name
!Round 1
|-
|[[Mike Nichols]]
|30
|-
|[[Andy Thornton]]
|12
|-
|[[Sanford Cohen]]
|1
|-
|Abstention
|1
|}


;Secretary
===Treasurer===
*[[Mike Nichols]]
*[[Jerome J. Klasman]] (nominated by [[Guy Riggs]])


;Treasurer
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
*[[Jerome J. Klasman]]
|-
!Name
!Round 1
|-
|[[Jerome J. Klasman]]
|34
|-
|[[Ray Goldfield]]
|9
|-
|[[Murray Rothbard]]
|1
|-
|Abstentions
|3
|}


;At Large
===At Large===
*[[Gary Greenberg]]
*[[Gary Greenberg]]
*[[Samuel E Konkin III]]
*[[Samuel E Konkin III]]

Revision as of 18:00, 18 July 2018

Libertarian Party of New York State Convention 1973
Convention
Dates: March 30—April 1, 1973
Location: Manhattan, New York
Venue: Williams Club
1974 →

The First Annual State Convention of the Free Libertarian Party was the first state convention, held March 30—April 1, 1973 at the Williams Club in Manhattan, New York.

Murray N. Rothbard was among the attendees, and it was reported that there were about 95 in attendance.

Personnel

State Party
Convention

Speakers

Events

  • Adoption of Bylaws
  • Adoption of State Platform

Attendees

Election of Officers

Chair

Millen received 36 votes, 9 votes were illegal, and there were 0 abstentions.

Vice Chair

Name Round 1
Howard Rich 32
Raymond Strong 31
Nona Aguilar 15
Murray Rothbard 8
Schulman 1
Blank 1

Secretary

Name Round 1
Mike Nichols 30
Andy Thornton 12
Sanford Cohen 1
Abstention 1

Treasurer

Name Round 1
Jerome J. Klasman 34
Ray Goldfield 9
Murray Rothbard 1
Abstentions 3

At Large

References

  • The Libertarian Forum, April 1973


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