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Since 1963, the year before the Surgeon Generals report, the total number of cigarettes sold in this country has increased from seventy-one million eight hundred thousand packs a day in that calendar year (in 1963, cigarette sales had been higher than at any previous point in smoking history) to seventy-two million six hundred thousand packs a day in the year ending July 1, 1970

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In later life, Newman admitted to an endless sense of guilt about the break-up of his first marriage

Erika Sward, vice president of the American Lung Association, believes the increase in sales is due to people who had stopped smoking due to the stress caused by the pandemic