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Giving Up Smoking How About a Chew
Clayton Cordell and Catherine Cordell typify a rise in chewing tobacco use as cigarette smoking wanes. The piece notes 1965 growth, 64.8 million pounds of chewing tobacco sold and 4.5 million pounds of moist snuff, with snuff dipping rising and smoking declining. It cites industry campaigns and consumer attitudes across diverse users, from workers outdoors to families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Carmel
Ind
Clayton Cordell
Chevrolet
Catherine
Cordells
Tobacco Merchants Association
Columbus
Sir Walter Raleigh
Jean Nicot
THE
Smokeless Tobacco Council
Mrs. Cordell