Tobacco Archives

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Image, Philip Morris USA, 1987
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This archive offers more than 26 million pages of documents related to research, manufacturing, marketing, advertising, and sales of cigarettes. It was designed to provide free access to documents produced in States Attorney General reimbursement lawsuits against the tobacco industry. This site consist of links to databases that contain images of documents from the files of Philip Morris Incorporated, R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Brown and Williamson Tobacco Corporation, Lorillard Tobacco Company, The Tobacco Institute, Inc., and The Council for Tobacco Research. Each company website is separately maintained and provides users with detailed instructions on how to view and print documents. Among the millions of documents, users will find print ads, marketing materials from the early 1900s, correspondence, reports, periodicals, and numerous scientific research studies. Those interested in tobacco use among racial or ethnic groups and women, the health risks of tobacco, and tobacco issues in the media will find this site very informative.

Betty Ford Biography

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NBC's Campbell Brown looks back at Betty Ford's life: her marriage to President Gerald Ford and her activism for causes like breast cancer awareness and substance abuse treatment.

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Pentagon Papers / Floyd Abrams Anonymous (not verified) Thu, 10/23/2008 - 13:36
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Attorney Floyd Abrams navigates the legal minefield of the First Amendment in his book, Speaking Freely: Trials of the First Amendment. He discusses the Pentagon Papers case with NBC's Ann Curry.

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RFK: The Last Campaign

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This NBC Nightly New Report looks at the 1968 Presidential race, in which three Democratic candidates vied for the nomination. When Robert F. Kennedy won the California Primary, he emerged as the party's front-runner; but his victory was suddenly cut short by tragedy.

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