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The Tobacco Reference Guide |
| by David Moyer, MD. |
| | Chapter 41 Personalities, celebrities, and "famous deaths" |
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| | Jesse Owens promoted Chesterfields in TV ads in the late 1960's. |
| | Cancer Wars, PBS television, 1998 |
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| | Frank Sinatra was buried with some of his favorite things, including a bottle of Jack |
| | Daniels whiskey and a pack of Camels. |
| | May 24, 1998 media report |
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| | Football icon Charlie Connerly of the New York Giants was the first Marlboro Man. |
| | Frontline, PBS television, May 1998 |
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| | Ex-Beatle George Harrison gave up smoking in 1997 after being treated with surgery |
| | and radiation for throat cancer. He was pronounced disease-free after a 1998 follow |
| | up at the Mayo Clinic. |
| | Associated Press, June 29, 1998 |
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| | The deaths of Presidents LBJ and FDR were related to smoking. |
| | Tobacco Control, Winter 1994, p. 305 |
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| | Vice President Al Gore's sister, Nancy Gore Hunger, died of lung cancer in 1984 at |
| | age 46. |
| | US News and World Report, August 21, 1995, p. 15 |
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