Fran Youngstein for New York Mayor Campaign 1973
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| Mayor of New York City | |
| Campaign | |
| Candidate: | Fran Youngstein |
| Office: | Mayor |
| Location: | New York City |
| Election: | 1973 |
| Slogan: | It's Tough Living in the City, City Hall Sees to That |
| Results | |
Fran Youngstein ran for New York City Mayor with the Libertarian Party of New York in 1973. She received 8,8l8 votes, or 48% of the total for the five small parties.
Personnel
- Gary Greenberg, Campaign Director
Documents
- Brochures
- Events
- Letters
- Campaign Announcement (March 2, 1973) (info)
- Memo (August 10, 1973) (info)
- Campaign Letter dated December 18, 1973 (info)
- Fundraising Letter (1973) (info)
- Special Report to Contributors (1973) (info)
- Literature
- Newsletter
- Press Releases
- Press Release (Abbie Hoffman) (info)
- Press Release (State Drug Law) (info)
- Press Release (Times Square Plan) (info)
- Press Release (Transit Bond) (info)
- Radio Spots
- WCBS Radio Broadcast Text (August 27, 1973) (info)
- WCBS-TV Editorial Reply (October 19, 1973) (info)
- Radio Spot (Interview #1) (info)
- Radio Spot (Interview #2) (info)
- Radio Spot (Interview #3) (info)
- Radio Spot (Fran Youngstein Speaks) (info)
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