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Leo Burnette, Philip Morris and Television Advertising in the 1960s MJ Clarke

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Leo Burnette, Philip Morris and Television Advertising in the 1960s

MJ Clarke

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1963 Primetime

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from “Advertising and Growth Opportunities for Small Business in Television Radio”

87th Congress, 2d Session

January 3, 1963

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from the 1966 CBS Rate Card

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from Printer’s Ink, September 6, 1963

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from FTC’s “Trade Regulation Rule for the Prevention of Unfair or Deceptive Advertising and Labeling of Cigarettes in Relation to the Health Hazards of Smoking” (1964)

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Fourth Quarter of 1960 Total Cost: $4,581,660

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First Quarter of 1961 Total Costs: $2,770,206

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Third Quarter 1963 Total Cost: $3,881,108

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First Quarter 1964 Total Cost: $6,473,400

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Second Quarter 1964 Total Cost: $5,037,600

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Third Quarter 1964 Total Cost: $4,696,700

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Fourth Quarter 1964 Total Cost: $11,539,300

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Many Loves of Dobie Gillis “The Prettiest Collateral in Town - 4/12/1960

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Seasonal Spending

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