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Title: |
The puff that kills... why stay hooked to poison? |
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Organisation: |
Singapore Ministry of Health (MOH) |
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Bates: |
502648950/502648950 |
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Date: |
May 1995 |
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Rating: |
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Source: |
British American Tobacco (BATCo) |
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Page Count: |
1 |
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Type: |
Advertisement |
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Summary: |
Singapore Ministry of Health's advertisement "The puff that kills" ran during the smoke free week 25-31 May 1995 under the campaign "Break Free". |
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Title: |
Don't donate your life to tobacco companies |
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Organisation: |
Singapore Ministry of Health (MOH) |
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Bates: |
502648957/502648957 |
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Date: |
May 1995 |
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Source: |
British American Tobacco (BATCo) |
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Page Count: |
1 |
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Type: |
Advertisement |
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Summary: |
Singapore Ministry of Health's advertisement ran during the smoke free week 25-31 May 1995 under the campaign "Break Free". |
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[Direct marketing of Barclay with sample offer] |
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Bates: |
521008285/521008290 |
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Date: |
July 1982 |
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Source: |
Brown & Williamson |
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Page Count: |
6 |
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Type: |
Advertisement |
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Summary: |
Direct marketing of Barclay with sample offer. Document appears to be draft of text for a pamphlet to post to homes, or perhaps to include in print media. Appears to be part of the launch strategy for Barclay, developed in the USA by B&W for Wills to use in the Australian market: See BW690838799/8805.
Cover states: "Please note: this envelope contains information only for smokers over 18 years of age and should not be opened by any other person." Then proceeds to pages with small amounts of text and finally extends "Your invitation to experience the pleasure of Barclay", asking the reader t... |
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| 4. |
Title: |
Do you mind if I smoke? |
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Organisation: |
Tobacco Institute of Australia |
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Bates: |
532000342/532000345 |
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Date: |
March 1985 |
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Source: |
Brown & Williamson |
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Page Count: |
4 |
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Type: |
Advertisement |
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Summary: |
The advertisement, "Do you mind if I smoke?" was inserted into the March 1985 issue of The Australian Women's Weekly, a monthly magazine. Essentially, the advertisement was about passive smoking, presenting the industry's views concerning freedom of choice, smokers rights and, insidiously, the tobacco industry policy concept of accommodation and common courtesy. It addresses the pending smoking bans in public places and the activities of anti-smoking advocacy groups.
See TIMN0351346/1385 for a more comprehensive summary. |
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| 5. |
Title: |
1400mg. tar a week you can lose...with Pall Mall extra mild |
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Organisation: |
Newsweek |
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Bates: |
680010181/680010181 |
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Date: |
18 August 1975 |
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Source: |
Brown & Williamson |
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Page Count: |
1 |
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Type: |
Advertisement |
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Summary: |
Found in file on British-American Tobacco group (including Australia). Copy of advertisement for Pall Mall emphasising that smokers can keep smoking and reduce their tar intake.
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| 6. |
Title: |
How I lost 650mg of tar the first week...without losing out on taste |
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Author: |
Reynolds, R.J. |
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Organisation: |
Sports Illustrated |
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Bates: |
680010182/680010182 |
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Date: |
18 August 1975 |
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Rating: |
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Source: |
Brown & Williamson |
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Page Count: |
1 |
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Type: |
Advertisement |
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Summary: |
Found in file on British-American Tobacco group (including Australia). Copy of an advertisement for Doral metaphorically equating the reduction in tar intake achieved by smoking Doral to being on a diet.
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| 10. |
Title: |
A message from those who do ... To those who don't |
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Author: |
Dollisson, J |
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Organisation: |
Tobacco Institute of Australia |
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Bates: |
680703498/680703498 |
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Date: |
July 1986 |
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Rating: |
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Source: |
Brown & Williamson |
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Page Count: |
1 |
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Type: |
Advertisement |
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Summary: |
The advertisement placed in Australian newspapers by the Tobacco Institute titled "A message from those who do .. To those who don't" containing the statement "there is little evidence and nothing which proves scientifically that cigarette smoke causes disease in non-smokers." This advertisement was the subject of the successful legal case brought by the Australian Federation of Consumers Organisations (the Morling judgement). See also a copy in the Philip Morris files PM2024986472.
[Ed: The Australian Federation of Consumer Organisations (AFCO) took legal action against the Tobacco Institut... |
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