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They also retired Johnny Roventini, their famous "Call for Philip Morris!" bellhop, who had been central to their ad campaigns since 1933

Winston 100s (1967) (*) Benson & Hedges 100s (1966) (*) Pall Mall 100s (1965) (*) Marlboro 100s (1967) Kent 100s (1967) Tareyton 100s (1967) Virginia Slims (1968) (*) Silva Thins (1967) Viceroy 100s (1967) Raleigh 100s (1969) Parliament 100s (1968) L & M 100s (1967) (*) Lark 100s (1968) Old Gold Filters 100s Chesterfield 101s (1967) Lucky Strike 100s (1968) Kool 100s (menthol) (1967) Salem 100s (menthol) (1967) Newport 100s (menthol) (1968) Spring 100s (menthol) (1966 (*) Menthol version also launched Source: Estimated domestic cigarette consumption by brand and category, downloaded from Truth Tobacco Industry Documents Two of the first brands to launch this type of cigarette were Pall Mall and Benson & Hedges

I don't pick fights, he said, laughing and adjusting his black John Deere cap

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