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Remember all those tv commercials and magazine ads of cigarettes? ThisDayinHistory 1970 President Richard Nixon signs law banning cigarette ads on TV & radio. Everyone quits smoking weeks later. JK #history #tobacco #health #smoking #RichardNixon Old cigarette ads: These 18 TV & movie stars probably had some regrets Click Americana The Way Things Were: Cigarette ads on television

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Said the director of Cigarette and Miscellaneous Taxes at the Department of Revenue: "At the present time in Michigan we do not feel that any serious border problem exists with our neighboring states."[53] In 1961, the NTTA reported that no arrest had been made for illegal transportation of cigarettes for the past two years but stressed the need for "continued vigilance."[54] The next few years did see some arrests, including one in which a bus and 1,605 cartons of cigarettes were seized.[55] There were also reports of traffic in cigarettes and alcohol between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario.[56] One problem, which could have become more serious if left unattended, was Michigan's general tobacco products tax, which went into effect in January 1960.[57] Cigars were not covered by the federal Jenkins Act, so many Michiganders used mail order to purchase tax-free cigars, just as they once had with cigarettes

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