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The temporary [[Steering Committee of the Libertarian Party]] formed in December 1971 as the successor to the [[Committee to Form a Libertarian Party]] and existed up through the election of the first [[Libertarian National Committee]] at the [[National Convention 1972]]. | |||
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Revision as of 17:12, 18 April 2020
The temporary Steering Committee of the Libertarian Party formed in December 1971 as the successor to the Committee to Form a Libertarian Party and existed up through the election of the first Libertarian National Committee at the National Convention 1972.
Steering Committee of the Libertarian Party (1971-1972)
Chair
David Nolan
Vice Chair
Pipp Boyls
Treasurer
Dale Nelson
Secretary
Susan Nolan
member
Myrna Culbreath
member
Eric Westling
member
Luke Zell
| Preceded by: Committee to Organize a Libertarian Party |
Steering Committee of the Libertarian Party 1971-1972 |
Succeeded by: National Executive Committee (1972-1974) |
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