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Conference here at Cal State Univ., Long Beach. Again, we think we have put together another dynamic program of

speakers, panels and workshops. And in doing so, we have tried again to bring to you a widerange of viewpoints to enjoy, learn and ponder. It is important to us that discriminating minds be given the opportunity to hear articulate speakers from all the major factions of the freedom movement-libertarians, decentralists, voluntaryists, ob­jectivists and individualists.

In the future we hope that the impact of our conference series will help America re-discover its anti-authoritarian roots.

FUTURE OF FREEDOM

FOF CON '84 COMMITTEE

I CONFERENCE llNCE 1969 Libertarian Conference

L. K. Samuels

Terry Diamond

Jane Helder-Samuels

Future of Freedom Conference 1984, P.O. Box 26044, Santa Ana, CA 92799. The Ideas presented by speakers, exhibitors, workshops and advertisers are not necessarily shared by the Future of Freedom Conference Committee or the Future of Freedom Con!. Steering Committee. The Future of Freedom Steering Committee Is proud to sponsor this conference. We consider all applications for assistance/sponsorship from freedom-furthering organizations. The Steering Committee-Charles Curley, Melinda Hanson, Jane Heider and Howard Hinman. The 1984 FOF Conference is co-sponsored by Rampart Institute and the Cal State Univ., Long Beach Philosophy Association.

FOF CONFERENCE STAFF Conference Workers

FLOOR MANAGER: SATURDAY-Dean Steenson; FLOOR MANAGER: SUNDAY-Howard Hinman. OTHER STAFF WORKERS: Melinda Hanson, Bruce Dovner, Michael Kember, Dan Twedt, Sandy Sisson, Carol Moore, Dave Stevens, Tim Kuklinsky, Janis Hunter, Marje Spencer, Caroline Roper-Deyo, and the

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Free Press Association (Friday Night Banquet) Michael Grossberg (executive director) & Jeff Riggenbach,

IN THE BEGINNING The Future of Freedom Conference series began in 1969 with a keynote speech by Prof. Ludwig von Mises. Called the "Ludwig von Mises Conference," over 200 students attended the first conference at Cal State Univ., Long Beach. The conference was in response to a break with the nation-wide Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) by liber­tarian YAF members. These libertarian members (Dana Rohrabacher, Shawn Steel, Doug Kennel, R. Kimberling, Dennis Turner, John Schurman and others) were purged from YAF and quickly formed the California Libertarian Alliance. One of their first pro­jects was to organize a conference around libertarian, decentralist, voluntaryist, in­dividualist and objectivist principles.

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MAIN FLOOR SCHEDULE FRIDAY, OCT. 19,

Banquet: "A Tribute to Ayn Rand & Mencken Awards. Location: Long Beach Holiday Inn, Grand Banquet Hall. (Lakewood and 405 Fwy.) Program: Barbara Branden, Ruth Hill and others, emceed by Terry Diamond , will honor Ayn Rand. H. L. Mencken Awards enceed by Jeff Riggenbach. Award presenters: Alan Bock, ( Best Cartoon); Barbara Branden (Best Book); John Dentinger (Best Editorial); Michael Grossberg (Best News Story); and Wendy McElroy (Best Feature Story.)

Schedule: 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm 8:00 pm - 9:00 pm 9:00 pm • 11:00 pm

No Host (Cash) Bar Dinner Mencken Awards and Tribute to Ayn Rand

SATURDAY, OCT. 20 Location: CSULB Student Union; Emcee: Thomas Hazlett

9:30 am-10:00 am 10:00 am-11:00 am 11:00 am-12:00

12:00-1:00 pm 1:00 pm-2:00 pm 2:00 pm-3:00 pm 3:00 pm-4:00 pm 4:00 pm-5:00 pm 5:00 pm-6:00 pm 8:30 pm-12:00

Manny Klausner-Keynote Speech Prof. Tibor Machan "Libertarianism vs. Communism" Jay Snelson "On The attenuation of War & The Optimization of Peace-Identification of The Missing Link" LUNCH Edith Efron "Cancer & The Big Lie" Sandy Shaw "Bio-Chemistry and the Future of Freedom" WORKSHOPS Robert Lefevre "Do You Really Want A Free Society?" Prof. Bernard Slegan "Economic Liberties & The Constitution" Saturday Night Film Festlval/Party"Life of Brian" film and live entertainment by Craig Franklin and Mike Hall.

SUNDAY, OCT. 21 Location: CSULB Student Union; Emcee: Wendy McElroy

10:00 am-11:00 am Tom Hazlett "Presidential Politics : An Embarrassed American

11:00 am-12:00 12:00-1:00 pm 1:00 pm-2:00 pm 2:00 pm-3:30 pm

3:30 pm-4:00 pm 4:00 pm-5:00 pm 5:00 pm-6:00 pm

Assesses the Buffoons" Ruth Hill "Ayn Rand Meets Hiawatha" LUNCH Jack Wheeler "The New Revolution In The Third World" PANEL: Prof. Leonard Llgglo/Prof. John Hospers/George Smith, "How To Remain Free and Prevent War" BREAK WORKSHOPS Bany Reid "Creating Personal Privacy"

WORKSHOPS See Workshop List on another page.

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WORKSHOPS SATURDAY, 3-4pm Room 239: "Motivmemory-A Memory that Motivates" with Rex Dante. Lecturn and drills on memory development (wlth audience participation).

Presldent's Room: "ls ':"here Life Alter the Libertarian Party?" a panel discussion with Wendy McEfroy. Carl Watner and George Smith. Sponsored by the Volunlarytsts.

Room 237: "Freeing up the Media" a panel discussion with Jeff Riggenbach, John Dentinger and Alan B.ock. Moderated by Micheal Grossberg.

Room 238; "What the John Birch Society Offers Libertarians" a lecture and Q/ A with Wiit.am H. Mcllhany. Room 2.34: "The Birth of the MlHtary-lndustrlal Complex: World War II and the Growth of the American State" -a lecture by Jeffrey Rogers Humm.el.

Room 235: "Zoning and Land Use Regulation: 20th Century Feudalism". Lecture and Q/ A with Lorne Strider. President's Room II:

SATURDAY. 6-7pm Room 239: Pre sident's Room: "Libertarian International Ill" with Linda Rader and Fred Stitt . Room 237: "The Naked Man: Towards a Philosophy of the Future" lecture by Tim Kukfinsky.

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R0-0m 235: "Ceiebrnting 200 Years of American Voting Corruption" -a panel discussion With Samuel Edward Konkin III, Jeffrey Rogers Hummel, Mtchael Greene, Robert Lefevre. Spon­sored by the George Orwell Society and the Ubertarian Revisionist History Club. A voluntary donation will be requested.

Room 234: ''Notes from the ~ad Bird Cafe" poetry readings by Janis Hunter.

SUNDAY, 4-5pm Room 239: "Effective Communication through Libertarian Toastmasters" a workshop organized by Andy Thornton of Orange County Libertarian Toastmasters 5275.

Pruldent's Room: "Tax Planning: Jnternationali2ing Your A~sets" a seminar i.nd Q/ A wtth James G. Bryan.

Room 237: "Freedom's Fiction: How the Literary Imagination Shapes Political Reality" a panel discussion with Brad Linaweaver and Vtctor Koman.

Room 238: "Does Altruism Have a Place in the Libertarian Movement?" a panel discussicn with Alan Bock, Spencer MacCaltum and Christopher Farmer. Moderated by John Yench.

Room 234: "The Birth of the !ltlilltary-lndustrial Complex: Parttt" -a lecture by Jeffrey Rogets Hummel.

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Leonard Llggio is President of the Institute for Humane Studies. He studied history at Georgetown and Fordham Universities. He taught diplomatic history at the City College of New York, and American foreign policy at the State University of New York. and American foreign policy at the State University of New York College at Old Westbury. He has directed numerous conferences for !HS on foreign relations and the constitutional issues of American foreign policy, often in conjunction with the late Dr. Felix Morley , author of Federalism and Freedom. He was co-editor of Watershed of Empire, and author of "National Security Management and American Foreign Policy."

Barry Reid is the founder of Eden Press in Fountain Valley, Califor­nia. Reid's first book was The Paper Trip, a unique approach to achieving personal privacy through a change of identity. In 1976 he was interviewed by 60 minutes on how to create alternative identities. In 1979, the U.S. Justice Department, annoyed at his activities and books, wrote that Barry Reid is a "hero to the underworld." He graduated from UCLA with a B.A. in Political Science and later received his M.A. in Spanish Literature. He recently began publishing a newsletter called "Privacy Hints" which shows citizens how to achieve privacy.

George Smith has spoken frequently at the Future of Freedom Con­ferences and has proved to be one of our most popular speakers. Author of Atheism: The Case Against God, he studied philosophy at the University of Arizona. He is a research fellow for the Institute for Humane Studies, which is funding his new book on voluntary school­ing vs. government schooling. Smith has lectured extensively for the CATO Institute.

John Hospers is among the most influential and widely read liber­tarians. He is currently a USC professor of philosophy. Hospers ran for president of the United States in 1972 on the Libertarian Party ticket . and later ran for governor of California in 1974. His article in The Freeman (June. 1983). has generated more mail (and controver­sy) than anything he had previously written. He is the author of Will Capitalism Survive?. Understanding the Arts, and more recently, Human Conduct.

Ruth B. Hill is a journalist with a persevering interest in the subject of the American Indian. She took 25 years to complete her book Hanta Yo . She has been in contact with more than 1,000 indians from all western tribes, has investigated countless ethnological and an­thropological papers on Plains Indians and has traveled each summer for 20 years throughout the U.S. and Canada in order to authenticate every scene and incident in /-Jania Yo. With language collaborator Chunksa Yuha, a full-blooded Santee Sioux, she studied all the Sioux dialects, rituals and songs.

Barbara Branden is the author of the forthcoming biography The Passion of Ayn Rand, to be published shortly. She was a long-time associate of Ayn Rand and is the former Managing Editor of The Ob· jectivist. Branden has degrees in philosophy from UCLA and New York University. She has spoken frequently at recent libertarian gatherings, including last year's Future of Freedom Conference.

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Ma nny Kl~usner Is a partner In the law firm of Kindel & Anderson. Los Angeles. Formerly an instructor at rhe UniversJry of Chicago Law School (1964·65). he also was a 1972 Liberlarian Party candidate for Congress. In addilion to his law practice. Klausner is chair ol the Libertarian Law Council and a senior editor ol Reason magazine. and a vice-president of the Reason Foundation. He received rhe 1982 Lawyer ol 1he Yeor Award from the Constitullonal Rights Foundo!lon and lhe Los Angeles County Sar Assocla!lon.

Tibor Machan is a senior Fellow of the Reason Foundation. and editor ol the journal, Reason Papers. He edited the r<1cently released book The Liberlorian Reader and co·edited with Bruce Johnson Rights and Regulallon and Recent Works in Phll<nophy . He is now working on at least two texts, one on Business Ethics 11nd another book on Marxlsm and lndividui.lism He Is presently Visiting Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the Unlversily ol San Diego.

Jay Snelson, lecturer, writer, and educator. is the Director and Founder ci the Free Market Society-dedicated to the principles of free trade and voluntary el(change. In 1979. Mr Snelson created Human Act/on Seminars to help further these goals. Fro m 1964 1hro1.1gh 1978, he was Instrumental In building the market success of the Free Enterprise Institute of Los Angeles (founded by physicist A. J . Galarrbos). During that lime, Snelson was the Senior Lecturer and Professor of Volitional Science . Since graduating from UCLA in 1959. Snelson hi.s devoted most of his time to lecturing and to the e n· trepreneuriny of educational institutions that are designed lo give educated, intelltgent, e1nd successful adults the Ideas they can apply to convert SUPERPROBLEMS Into SUPERSOLUTIO NS

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Robert Le.Fevre has been a !ountainhead ol the west coast liber­ta rian movement almost since its mception. He is also one of the most controversial ltbertarians on the issues ol justice and pacifism. Lefevre has had an extensive career in both broadcasting and joumaltsm. In 1956 he founded 1he Freedom School In Colorad o Spnngs. Colorado (later renamed Rampart College and moved to Sllnta Ana. California) . He is the author of numerous books Including Thjs Bread is Mine, The Nature of Mon ond Hjs Governm ent, The Phll011ophy of Ownership, Li/I Her Up Tenderly and the booklets Good Govern· ment: Hop<? or l/lusion? and Does Gouemment P'rotection Protect? His edltor!ails appear regularly in the Freedom Newspaper chain, The Register. He also operates Pine Tree Press.

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Bernard Slegan is a Distinguished Professor of Law and Director of Law and Economic Studies at the University of San Diego School of Law. He received his J.D. degree from the University of Chicago law School, and was a practicing attorney from 1950 to 1973. His books include Land Use Without Zoning, Other People's Property , Economic Liberties and the Constitution. He is editor of and con­tributor to numerous other books. Between 1974 and 1979 he wrote a weekly column for the Freedom newspaper chain. Siegan currently teaches courses on Constitutional Law, Land Use, and Law and Economics.

Tom Hazlett teaches at the University of California at Davis. He is senior editor of the Manhattan Report on Economic Policy. He has written for such publications as Reader's Digest, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Chicago Tribune, The Los Angeles Times, Reason, Inquiry, and Across the Board. His article , "The Supply Side's Weak Side: An Austrian's Critique" appeared in Supply Side Economics: A Critical Appraisal, published in 1982.

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Lefevre has worked on Fu ndam entals of Liberty for over 15 years and parts of it has been used in Rampart C~lege's home study course. With the help of the libertarian community, we to publish this book in the co rning years. Any contribution to this project would be very ap­preciated.

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