Papers of the Libertarian Party [manuscript], 1974-1983.

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Papers of the Libertarian Party [manuscript], 1974-1983.

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The collection contains correspondence of the party's national leadership; material from various Libertarian election campaigns including correspondence, contribution files, reports and newsletters; national office files; Federal Election Commission correspondence and reports; issues of "Libertarian Party News" and "Common Sense"; pledge cards for Ed Clark; financial records; vendor files; personnel records; membership records; photographs; and newsclippings. Most of the material pertains to the presidential election of 1980, and state elections in 1982. Of interest is a folder on Ronald Reagan's positions. Correspondents include national director Eric O'Keefe.

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University of Virginia. Library

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University of Virginia. Library

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