"How Come Today's College Students Do Us Like They Do, Do, Do?", 4A's Western Regional Convention, Santa Barbara, California
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content: Ayer (N W) Incorporated.
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content: Cummings, Barton A., 1914-1994 (advertising executive)
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content: Brower, Charles H.
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content: Bolte, Brown
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content: Bond, Edward L., Jr.
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content: Ogilvy, David
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content: O'Toole, John
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content: Seaman, Alfred J.
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content: Schultz, Arthur W.
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content: Matthews, Len
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content: Marsteller, William
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content: O'Conner, Neal W.
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content: Mithun, Raymond O.
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content: Meyer, Ed
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content: Harper, Marion, 1916-1989 (advertising executive)
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content: Healy, Robert
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content: Hagopian, Lewis T.
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content: Jacoby, Robert F.
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content: Fatt, Arthur
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content: Fitzgerald, Clifford
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content: Foote, Emerson
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content: Gilliatt, Neal
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content: Foley, Paul
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content: Thiele, Edward
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content: Tinker, Jack
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content: Barton Cummings Papers
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content: Barton Cummings Papers / Series 1: Speeches and Publicity
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content: 1969-10-14
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content: Box 1, Folder 13E
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content: Archives Center, National Museum of American History
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content: Examines the "values gap" that separates disaffected youth from the Establishment mainstream. Cummings believes many of today's kids are unaware of the positive side of business and calls on advertising people to do everything they can to close the information gap.