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* ''15-18 June 1972 - [[National Convention 1972|First national convention]] held in Denver, with many Californians in attendance, and nominates John Hospers from California as the LP's first presidential candidate.'' | * ''15-18 June 1972 - [[National Convention 1972|First national convention]] held in Denver, with many Californians in attendance, and nominates John Hospers from California as the LP's first presidential candidate.'' | ||
* | * June 1972 - Bill Susel assumes position of State Chair Pro-Tem.<ref name="thelib2" /> | ||
* | * August 1972 - First issue of [[LiberTale]], published in Los Angeles.<ref name="libertale1" /> | ||
* | * 2 September 1972 - Northern California Meeting in Burlingame.<ref name="libertale2" /><ref name="thelib2" /> | ||
* ''November 1972 - Presidential election - Hospers receives 980 write-in votes in California.'' | * September 1972 - Alan Coon assumes position of Chair. | ||
* October 1972 - First known issue of [[The Libertarian (newsletter)|The Libertarian]], published in Burlingame.<ref name="thelib2" /> | |||
* 7-8 October 1972 - Originally announced (tentative) date for a state convention (did not take place).<ref name="libertale2" /> | |||
* 12 October 1972 - Southern California Meeting in Los Angeles.<ref name="thelib2" /> | |||
* ''7 November 1972 - Presidential election - Hospers receives 980 write-in votes in California.'' | |||
* March 1973 - [[California Convention 1973|First state convention]], in Fresno. | * March 1973 - [[California Convention 1973|First state convention]], in Fresno. | ||
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* ''November 1980 - Presidential election - Clark, on the ballot as a Libertarian, receives 148,390 votes in California.'' | * ''November 1980 - Presidential election - Clark, on the ballot as a Libertarian, receives 148,390 votes in California.'' | ||
===References=== | |||
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<ref name="libertale1">LiberTale Volume 1 Number 1</ref> | |||
<ref name="libertale2">LiberTale Volume 1 Number 2</ref> | |||
<ref name="thelib2">The Libertarian Volume 1 Number 2</ref> | |||
</references> | |||