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[[Ed Crane|Edward H Crane]] was elected as national chair over [[Eric Scott Royce]]. | [[Ed Crane|Edward H Crane]] was elected as national chair over [[Eric Scott Royce]]. | ||
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From [[Document:LP News 1974 January-February Issue 18]] | |||
National Vice-Chairman [[Ed Clark]] was chosen to head the Platform Committee at the [[National Convention 1974|'74 Convention]], with National Treasurer [[Pipp Boyls]] chosen PlatComm Vice-Chairman. Bill Westmiller was appointed to head the Constitution, By-Laws & Rules Committee. National Secretary [[Georgiann Trammell]] was confirmed as Credentials Committee Chairman; [[Winston Duke]] will serve as Co-Chairman. Texas LP's appointment of [[Guy Story Brown]] as Convention Arrangements Chairman was ratified. | |||
==Minutes== | ==Minutes== | ||
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| 1974 Libertarian National Convention | |||
| Convention | |||
| Dates: | June 1974 | ||
| Location: | Irving, Texas | ||
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The 1974 Libertarian Party National Convention adopted the Dallas Accord which sought to accommodate supporters of both anarcho-capitalism and minarchism. It was held in Irving Texas near Dallas in June.
Edward H Crane was elected as national chair over Eric Scott Royce.
Committees
From Document:LP News 1974 January-February Issue 18
National Vice-Chairman Ed Clark was chosen to head the Platform Committee at the '74 Convention, with National Treasurer Pipp Boyls chosen PlatComm Vice-Chairman. Bill Westmiller was appointed to head the Constitution, By-Laws & Rules Committee. National Secretary Georgiann Trammell was confirmed as Credentials Committee Chairman; Winston Duke will serve as Co-Chairman. Texas LP's appointment of Guy Story Brown as Convention Arrangements Chairman was ratified.
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