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English: Advertising executive, William Bernbach at press conference discussing his stance against cigarette advertising. Original caption: NO SMOKING—William Bernbach, newly named "The man who contributed most to advertising in 1963," said Thursday that advertising cigarettes amounts to "just selling sickness." He voiced several other strong opinions on advertising at a press conference here, but denied being a crusader.
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Author Jack Carrick, Los Angeles Times

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