[Lucius Cornelius Sulla]

I see that you have been having some fun with our friends formerly known as ‘anarcho-libertarians’. Sometimes I think that time stopped in September, 1969, and we all remain forever debating them at the St. Louis YAF convention.

Rather like Satre’s ‘No Exit’.

[BlackElk]

That was the one convention of that era that I missed. I was at Pittsburgh in 1967, Houston in 1971, DC in 1973 and Chicago in 1975. Appointed state chairman right after the 1969 convention, I put an end to Connecticut YAF's support of the anarcho-libertarians (John Sainsbury et al.).

That was only politics, though. Time really stopped several times due to quite delightful young ladies.

I did develop a certain fondness for Karl Hess even after he became a left libertarian. Great writer and probably a great man whom I never met.