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1) CESSNA AIRPLANE 150 TRAINING SCHOOL: Don Meredith plugs training
program for future pilots at Cessna Pilot Center―viewers should
help with this national ad campaign― It's so easy even Howard (Cossell?)
could learn 2) PURINA PUPPY CHOW DOG FOOD: mom watches while pup frolics―his
tiny stomach needs special food 3) PURINA PUPPY CHOW DOG FOOD: Sterling Holloway is narrator and shows how
this cartoon puppy needs special food 4) PURINA CHUCK WAGON DOG FOOD: famous ad where miniature chuck wagon
races past dog and he gives chase 5) PURINA CHUCK WAGON DOG FOOD: chuck wagon races under rug and dog gives
chase 6) PURINA CHICKEN FLAVORED CHUCK WAGON DOG FOOD: chuck wagon races into
haystack on farm and dog gives chase 7) PURINA PUPPY CHUCK WAGON DOG FOOD: little boy urges mom to let chuck
wagon out of the bag―she pours out wagon and three dogs give chase 8) PURINA CHUCK WAGON DOG FOOD: little boy and dog Ralph both chase chuck
wagon 9) PURINA CHUCK WAGON DOG FOOD CONTEST: family has won their dog's weight
in gold 10) UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY: narrator explains that rates need to be higher
because St. Louis is a growing area 11) UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY: narrator says that it began in St. Louis in
1941―explains how much they spent and why on environmental
improvements 12) UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY: narrator says electricity needs will double
for St. Louis by 1980 for this dynamic city―company says they are
seeking an increase to meet future needs 13) UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY: vice president explains why his company wants
to build a nuclear power plant in St. Louis―this is clean and safe 14) UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY: narrator explains how food was rationed during
World War II―rationing of electric power could happen if plans to
build the nuclear power plant are stifled 15) UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY: couple buying new home are assured by expert
that electric heat is best 16) UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY: same as 15 above 17) UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY: narrator walks through large home and remarks
on how cheap it is to heat with electricity 18) UNION ELECTRIC COMPANY: narrator discusses electric bills for seven
room home and how cheap it is to heat 19) UNION ELECTRIC: cartoon
shows how cheap it is to use electric heat 20) CESSNA AIRPLANE TRAINING: narrator talks about how this airplane
symbolizes freedom―$5 for first lesson
1972-73 21) CESSNA AIRPLANE TRAINING: same as No. 20 above
1972-73 22) CESSNA AIRPLANE TRAINING: man at impersonal desk job is different from
the other men because he is a pilot 1968 23) CESSNA AIRPLANE TRAINING: 30 second version of No. 22 above
1968 24) CESSNA AIRPLANE TRAINING: man in convertible car is overtaken by
couple in airplane above―it rents for the same as a car
1968 25) CESSNA AIRPLANE TRAINING: couple in plane can avoid traffic below
1968 26) CESSNA AIRPLANE TRAINING: narrator shows airplane and urges viewers to
register for lessons 1968 27) CESSNA AIRPLANE TRAINING: man and instructor demonstrate power climbs,
gliding turns and freedom of flight
1968 28) CESSNA AIRPLANE TRAINING: narrator urges viewer to make appointment
with Cessna dealer for lessons 1968 29) CESSNA AIRPLANE TRAINING: couple in car are racing
airplane on ground next to them―60-second comparison
between car and plane―cheaper than car, gas costs less, rents for
less, avoid traffic, goes faster 1968 30) CESSNA AIRPLANE TRAINING: short version―narrator urges viewers
to take lessons 1968 31) CESSNA AIRPLANE TRAINING: Don Meredith shows workbooks, logbooks,
textbooks―he is learning to fly, and so should the viewer 1972-73 32) CESSNA AIRPLANE TRAINING: Don Meredith is shown listening to tapes,
then is behind the wheel with an instructor
1972-73 33) CESSNA AIRPLANE TRAINING: Don Meredith says he always wanted to
fly―if an old retired quarterback from Texas can learn to fly, so
can you 1972-73 34) CESSNA: Don Meredith
urges people to learn to fly―no matter what you do you can do it
better if you fly 1972-73 MIXED
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1) JANTZEN SWIMMING SUITS: Kodachrome color or woman in bathing suit
standing under waterfall 2) WHEATIES CEREAL: black father and son climb down mountain with song of
"He knows he's a man" in background
black 3) HAMBURGER HELPER: mother serves dinner to family 4) BETTY CROCKER BOXED POTATOES: woman serves family 5) BUC WHEATS: man getting maple syrup from trees eats cereal 6) AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION: young girl sews wedding dresss while she
drinks milk 7) BOLENS RIDING MOWER: close-up of lawn mower 8) PSA FOR INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE: narrator talks to young man on street
about possible refund 9) BORDEN LITE LINE: woman drinks milk 10) ARM AND HAMMER: woman touts non-phosphate aspect of detergent 11) A & W ROOT BEER: kids line up for free baby A & W drink 12) BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD INSURANCE: operating room with narrator
questions costs 13) EASTER SEALS: actress Rosemary Prinz urges viewers to donate 14) DENTYNE GUM: Dentyne unrolls like a tube of toothpaste and narrator
claims this gum is to be used in place of toothpaste when people can't
brush 15) AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION: man restoring Model A Ford drinks milk 16) DENTYNE GUM: beautiful blond lifeguard demonstrates mouth-to-mouth resuscitation
to other lifeguards 17) TV PROMO: Bea Arthur for "Maude" 18) LAY'S POTATO CHIPS: German sailor in submarine gives away position by
munching on chips and submarine is blown up 19) LAY'S: repeat of 18 20) LAY'S: repeat of 18 21) VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK SEDAN: salesman folds down seats in back and
says trunk is in front―automobile 22) VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK SEDAN: family is too big for Beetle and not big
enough for van so they settle on the "in-between
car―automobile 23) TOYOTA COROLLA: salesman points out standard features for
$1,798―automobile 24) VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK SEDAN: man walking 11 miles on lonely road
symbolizes extra miles you save on gas―automobile 25) LAY'S POTATO CHIPS: Prince remains ugly frog because "No one can
eat just one" 26) MUNCHOS POTATO CRISPS: cook in restaurant serves chips 27) LAY'S POTATO CHIPS: repeat of 25 28) VOLKSWAGEN SQUAREBACK SEDAN: repeat of 24 29) HENRI'S SALAD DRESSINGS: close-up shots of bottles 30) LAY'S POTATO CHIPS: repeat of 25 31) VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN: repeat of 24 32) VOLKSWAGEN TYPE 3: narrator claims this non-Beetle car gets 25 miles
per gallon of gas―automobile 33) HENRI'S SALAD DRESSING: dressing is poured on salad 34) VOLKSWAGEN TYPE 3: Volkswagen moves between sports car and family
sedan while narrator claims the Volkswagen is in-between the
two―automobile 35) VOLKSWAGEN TYPE 3: repeat of 34 36) LAY'S POTATO CHIPS: satire of Scope's trial has entire jury get up and
sing "He tried, but he couldn't do it, no one can eat just
one" 37) LAY'S POTATO CHIPS: repeat of 36 38) TERI PAPER TOWELS: woman boils eggs in paper towel 39) OLD STYLE BEER: water from underground spring in God's country makes
this beer taste good 40) OLD STYLE BEER: similar to 39 41) OLD STYLE BEER: similar to 39 42) HENRI'S SALAD DRESSINGS: bottles of dressing 43) OLD STYLE BEER: similar to 39 44) HUNT SNACK PACK: horse in grocery store talks to
children―fantasy 45) TERI PAPER TOWELS: woman cracks ice in paper towel 46) TERI PAPER TOWELS; repeat of 38 47) TERI: repeat of 45 48) CHIPPOS POTATO CHIPS: woman takes group on tour of potato factory 49) WHEATIES CEREAL: Ray Scott wants kids to help elect NFL Rookies of the
Year 50) CHIPPOS POTATO CHIPS: man discovers these chips use less
oil 51) TV PROMO: Bill Cosby for "The New Bill Cosby Show" 52) TV PROMO: Merv Griffin for"The Merv Griffin Show" 53) U.S. AIR FORCE: Dionne Warwick urges viewers to join Air
Force―celebrity 54) U.S. AIR FORCE: narrator says "You don't have to take
any old job just because you're a girl"―sexist 55) U.S. AIR FORCE: Dionne Warwick urges viewers to join Air
Force Reserves―celebrity
voice only 56) U.S. AIR FORCE: Sammy Davis Jr. urges viewers to join―
celebrity―Sammy sings "it's a happening world"
voice only 57) AIR FORCE R.O.T.C.: David Cassidy urges viewers in
college to join―celebrity
voice only 58) U.S. AIR FORCE: repeat of 55 59) P.S.A. FOR INDUSTRY SAFETY COUNCIL: cartoon of talking automobile tire 60) TV PROMO: Samantha Eggar for "Anna and the King" 61) NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE: men play hockey 62) UNDERWRITER'S LABORATORIES: Christmas party is a time to read safety
features of new appliances given as gifts 63) TV PROMO: scenes from "Beverly Hillbillies" 64) TV PROMO: "News Campaign 1972" 65) ARMY R.O.T.C.: four young men discuss their scholarships 66) 7 UP: people emerge from large can of 7 Up 67) TV PROMO: Bob Newhart and Suzanne Pleshette for "The Bob Newhart
Show" 68) STATE UNEMPLOYMENT AGENCY: man hangs up Army uniform and narrator says
"Unemployment insurance is your right" 69) TV PROMO: scenes from "Here's Lucy" 70) PSA FOR INDUSTRY SAFETY COUNCIL: kid swings on worn tire 71) TV PROMO: cartoon "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" 72) TV PROMO: stopwatch ticks and Mike Wallace and Morley Safer talk about
"60 Minutes" 73) PSA FOR UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE: still photos of people 74) PSA FOR U.S. SAVINGS BONDS: priest says bonds come in many
denominations and that is good 75) TV PROMO: repeat of 64 76) TV PROMO: Richard Thomas for "The Waltons" 77) PSA FOR UNITED WAY: Alan Alda urges viewers to give 78) PSA FOR UNITED WAY: Richard Thomas urges viewers to give MIXED
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1) BELL OF PENNSYLVANIA: handicapped persons take part in life through adaptations
of their telephones 2) MUELLER'S ELBOW MACARONI: woman cooks macaroni 3) SINE-AID: woman takes sinus headache tablets―sinus headaches can
be caused by change in weather―SINE-AID does something about the
weather 4) BUSH'S CANNED FOODS: farmers harvest crops 5) SEARS OPTICAL DEPARTMENT: woman tries on glasses 6) SUNBEAM BREAD: people sing and eat sandwiches 7) WORLD'S BRIGHTEST CARNIVAL MIDWAY: kids on rides 8) WASHINGTON PEARS: pears in lunchbox 9) EXCEDRIN P.M.: woman takes aspirin for headache 10) SEARS OPTICAL DEPARTMENT: woman ties on glasses 11) U.S. ARMY RESERVE: kids on street corner are jealous of their friend
who is jumping out of an airplane 12) WASHINGTON PEARS: Anjou pear is sliced 13) BOUNTY TOWELS: Nancy Walker uses towels in diner 14) VASELINE PETROLEUM JELLY: people uses jelly on lips, hands and baby's
bottom 15) CAMPBELL'S SOUP: kids eat soup 16) DIXIE CUPS: kids use paper cups in bathroom 17) BURGER KING: cartoon of Burger King character in store 18) L'EGGS PANTYHOSE: women wear pantyhose 19) WHEATIES CEREAL: couple eats cereal 20) SCHAEFER BEER: actor Paul Burke serves beer in bar 21) AVCO FINANCIAL SERVICES: man balances creditors on his back 22) SEARS OPTICAL DEPARTMENT: similar to 5 23) WHEATIES CEREAL: black father and son eat breakfast 24) BURGER KING: octopus eats hamburger 25) WHITE CLOUD BATHROOM TISSUE: woman touches tissue 26) PAPER MATE PEN: black man enters classroom and students rise and sing
"Write on brother, write on" 27) PFEIFFER SALAD DRESSING: man makes salad 28) WHEATIES CEREAL: father and son eat breakfast 29) SPEIDEL I.D. BRACELETS: close-up of bracelets 30) BP SUPER GASOLINE: Jack Kelly endorses gas 31) EXCEDRIN P.M.: woman on boat takes aspirin 32) ALKA-SEKTZER: pretty woman urges viewer to take product 33) SLINKY TOYS: little boy and girl play with Slinky―toys 34) A & P EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE: cartoon of talking coffee bean 35) AGWAY HEATING OIL: mechanic tests furnace 36) LOCAL AD FOR OBTAINING CREDIT: cartoon of men needing clothes 37) CERTS BREATH MINTS: boy kisses girl at rodeo―"If he kisses
you once will he kiss you again?" 38) ROLAIDS ANTACID TABLETS: pregnant woman takes Rolaids 39) CAMPBELL'S SOUP: talking vegetable 40) SCHMIDT'S BEER: hard-working newspaper reporter knows how to relax
with beer 41) ALFA ROMEO ALPHETTA: scores of cars careen down street―1975
automobile 42) VANQUISH PAIN RELIEVER: violinist takes Vanquish 43) SEARS OPTICAL DEPARTMENT: people wear glasses and look at antique cars 44) AGWAY HEATING OIL: man delivers oil to Eskimo 45) OSTER AUTOMATIC EGG COOKER: eggs being cooked―appliance 46) BURGER KING: similar to 17 47) SOLO DOG FOOD: woman feeds dog 48) SCHMIDT'S BEER: basketball coach unwinds with beer 49) SURGERY: doctors perform surgery―no sound 50) SHAKE 'N BAKE: man cooks chicken 51) FRENCH TOURISM BOARD: scenes of Verdun, including World
War II and modern day shoppers 52) WARING AIRE-FRESHENIZER: woman winks into camera as her
friends marvel at her fresh-smelling housse―appliance 53) HIDDEN VALLEY SALAD DRESSING: couple eat salad in
restaurant 54) BIC BUTANE LIGHTER: people use lighter for $1.49 55) PSA FOR ACTION: John and Mark Harmon urge viewers to go
into Peace Corps or VISTA―celebrity 56) BIZ BAG: mother sorts laundry while son watches 57) SUNBEAM BREAD: people sing and eat sandwiches 58) SPIC 'N SPAN: housewife mops floor 59) DURO SUPER GLUE 3: man glues steel blocks together 60) SCHMIDT'S BEER: scenes of people relaxing 61) PUFFS TISSUES: nanny offers mother soft tissues 62) REVCO DRUG CENTERS: woman buys things for baby 63) ROLAIDS TABLETS: people take Rolaids―"How do you spell
relief? Rolaids" 64) SUNBEAM BREAD: people sing and eat sandwiches 65) 7 UP: hot dogs and 7 Up 66) BOUNTY TOWELS: Nancy Walker mops up spilled coffee with
the quicker picker-upper MIXED
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1) SANKA COFFEE: man drinks coffee in diner 2) WEAVER FROZEN-FRIED CHICKEN: woman cooks chicken 3) ROYAL GELATIN: cartoon King tells shopper the "other" Jell-O
doesn't have vitamin C 4) NATURE VALLEY GRANOLA: family eats cereal at picnic 5) PROGRESSO SAUCES: bottles of sauces 6) FRANCO-AMERICAN RAVIOLI: Christopher Columbus talks about roundness of
these ravioli 7) ROLAIDS ANTACID TABLETS: man takes Rolaids 8) CAMPBELL'S SOUP: young black boy plays baseball 9) SKETTINO'S SPAGHETTI SAUCE: bottle of sauce 10) RAISIN BRAN CEREAL: Dody Goodman eats cereal―celebrity 11) MASHED POTATO BUDS: woman makes instant mashed potatoes 12) TOTAL CEREAL: man tries on old Army uniform and it still fits 13) KELLY'S BEEF STEW: black couple eat Irish stew 14) BIRDSEYE FROZEN VEGETABLES: writer Peg Bracken cooks vegetables 15) CHEF BOY-AR-DEE PIZZA MIX: woman with French accent makes pizza 16) GOOD HUMOR ICE CREAM: Jonathan Winters eats ice cream―celebrity 17) JELL-O: woman makes fruit parfait 18) PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH EGG NOODLES: scene of how Dutch make old-fashioned
noodles compared to modern ones boiling in package 19) DEL MONTE: man in field rejects stringy beans 20) RICE A RONI: woman cooks dinner 21) ARMOUR CANNED HAM: woman slices ham 22) PEARL BEER: people drink beer―"Freedom of Choice" 23) P & R MACARONI PRODUCTS: cartoon of talking meatball who gives
advice on radio "Ask Bennie" and says in Italian accent
"What do I know, I'm a meatball!"―ethnic 24) RECIPE DOG FOOD: man feeds dog 25) NESCAFE COFFEE: man makes instant coffee 26) YAMAHA SNOWMOBILE: man polishes snowmobile 27) WISE POTATO CHIPS: women describe ingredients in Pringle's and Wise
chips and narrator asks viewers to choose wisely 28) SANKA COFFEE: couple drink coffee at breakfast 29) GAINES NUGGETS DOG FOOD: dogs eat food 30) GOOD SEASONS SALAD DRESSING: Anna Marie Albergetti makes salad
dressing―celebrity 31) WISE POTATO CHIPS: revivalist preacher shouts "Who's got
goodness?" and black woman says "I got goodness" and rest
of congregation jump to feet―ethnic, religion 32) HOSTESS FRUIT PIE: cartoon of kids and ghost 33) BREYER'S ICE CREAM: idyllic nature scene 34) CRISCO OIL: black couple eat vinegar and oil on salad 35) TOP JOB CLEANER: woman mops floor 36) ARNO BRICK OVEN BREAD: man muses over bread 37) HUNT'S TOMATO PASTE: paste remains stiff on plate 38) PACIFIC MOUNTAIN BARTLETT PEARS: three pears on plate 39) ARCHWAY COOKIES: kids visit cookie plant 40) LIPTON INSTANT TEA: tea bags, can and instant powder 41) CHEF-WAY SHORTENING: family eats cakes and pies for midnight snack 42) COOL WHIP SWIGGLE: woman tops cake in swiggly rows 43) WISE POTATO CHIPS: people eat chips at patio party 44) SHAKE 'N BAKE: June Lockhart bakes chicken―celebrity 45) GAINES TOP CHOICE DOG FOOD: dog eats food 46) MAHATMA SEASONING MIX: woman adds mix to rice 47) ROAST 'N BOAST FOR STEW: Eve Arden makes beef stew 48) CHIFFON FACIAL TISSUES: tissues designed by Vera 49) QUAKER INSTANT GRITS: black mother serves grits saying "Now they
instant"―ethnic 50) AMERICAN FRIES POTATO SNACKS: people eat these fries
like potato chips 51) WONDER BREAD: farmer says "If it isn't fresh I'm out of
business" and talking bread says same thing 52) MIRACLE MARGARINE: woman's sons eat food 53) RECIPE DOG FOOD: kids play with dogs 54) WONDER BREAD: kids play with Batman premium―1975 55) OSCAR MEYER CANNED HAM: woman slices ham 56) GAINES PRIME DOG FOOD: man feeds dog 57) GOOD HUMOR ICE CREAM: repeat of 16 58) BRIM COFFEE: man sings "Come on baby let's do the Brim
Twist" and singer sounds like Chubby Checker 59) FLORIDA GOLD GRAPEFRUIT: man chooses grapefruit in store 60) BIRDSEYE FROZEN VEGETABLES: writer Peg Bracken fixes vegetables 61) MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE: Danny Thomas endorses coffee― celebrity 62) STERLING SALT: man shakes salt from shaker 63) ARMOUR GOLDEN STAR HAM: woman serves ham 64) MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE: suburban housewives share coffee 65) HORMEL CANNED HAM: woman slices ham 66) AYDS REDUCING CANDY: woman takes candy to suppress
appetite weight
diet 67) PRINGLE'S POTATO CHIPS: construction workers eat chips 68) MIRACLE MARGARINE: woman talks about miracles while frog
prince woos her 69) MASHED POTATO BUDS: woman prepares instant potatoes 70) WHEATIES CEREAL: Bob Richards, Olympic champion, eats
cereal 71) GOLD MEDAL FLOUR: woman makes cookies MIXED
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1) LADY NORELCO HOME BEAUTY SALON: every woman needs to escape 2) AURORA BATHROOM TISSUE 3) WHITE CLOUD BATHROOM TISSUE 4) ACTION JACKSON: black toy figures are men of action but like a Barbie
doll 5) BIRDSEYE INTERNATIONAL VEGETABLES: Hawaiian style 6) WISPRIDE CHEDDAR CHEESE 7) YAGO SANGRIA: the party wine from Spain 8) SUBARU: 1974 automobile 9) WHAM WADS: point-free darts for children toy 10) BALLANTINE BEER: sportscaster Mel Allen in Connie Mack stadium plugs
beer baseball 11) PSA: by Bell of Pennsylvania telling customers how to handle an
obscene phone call 12) PSA: against public telephone vandalism 13) SALADA TEA 14) KELLOGG'S SPECIAL K BREAKFAST CEREAL: 15) PSA: Pennsylvania Bureau
of Consumer Protection re buying by mail
16) TASTYCAKE PIES: 17) SUNBEAM BREAD: Lennon Sisters singing about sunwiches―copyright
1975 18) MAXWELL HOUSE A.D.C. (AUTOMATIC DRIP COFFEE): Margaret Hamilton as
Cora 19) NORELCO SHAPE 'N DRY HAIRDRYER 20) MAGNAVOX ELECTRONIC APPLIANCES: sale 21) ROLAIDS: "How do you spell relief?" 22) DYNAMO LIQUID DETERGENT 23) ARM & HAMMER OVEN CLEANER 24) SUNBEAM BREAD: Lennon Sisters singing about sunwiches 25) BURLINGTON SOMETHING WONDERFUL BRIEF-TOP PANTYHOSE 26) WISPRIDE CHEDDAR CHEESE 27) WASTE KING UNIVERSAL DISHWASHER 28) SKIDOO SNOWMOBILE 29) DIXIE CUP KITCHEN PAPER CUPS: British man 30) PSA: U.S. Air Force 31) BLACK FLAG SPRAY 32) ALPHA ROMEO: automobile 33) ALKA-SEKTZER 34) WHAM WADS: point-free darts for kids
toy 35) POPEIL POCKET FISHERMAN: campy gadget 36) H. & R. BLOCK: offers "income tax tips " as "public
service" 37) PSA: for vocational technical education: cartoon aimed at
"girls" who want to go into areas not previously allowed, such
as building trades, barber 38) BURLEY COLOGNE AND AFTERSHAVE 39) BURLINGTON CANTRECE PANTYHOSE 40) PIER 1: brings you products from the crown colony 41) SPIC 'N SPAN: girl is British―household cleaner 42) P & R FOODS: macaroni and sauce 43) SEARS OPTICAL DEPARTMENT 44) AGWAY OIL BURNER: shows efficiency of product 45) PSA: from Better Vision Institute for regular eye checkups with Bob
Hope 46) AGWAY OIL COMPANY 47) LIV-A SNAPS DOG FOOD 48) NORELCO SUN AND HEAT LAMP: pretty girls sunbathing 49) SUNBEAM BREAD: Lennon
Sisters sing: same as #24 50) WHAM-O HULA HOOP: lots of people using product―1970s 51) ALFETTA: automobile from Alpha Romeo $16,000 52) ESSO GASOLINE: efficiency
gasolines with HTA 53) AGWAY OIL COMPANY 54) J.C. PENNEY: couple dancing 55) DUNCAN HINES STRAWBERRY CAKE 56) MUELLER'S SPAGHETTI 57) ALKA-SEKTZER: class reunion―classic 58) PSA: U.S. Department of Agriculture urging us to
conserve energy for food production 59) STOVE TOP STUFFING 60) SEARS OPTICAL DEPARTMENT 61) SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER 62) A & W ROOT BEER 63) PSA: U.S. Marine
Corps―looking for a few good men 64) GENERAL MILLS TOTAL CEREAL 65) BETTY CROCKER NOODLES STROGANOFF: Chez Paul in Chicago MIXED
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1) SUPER GLUE 3: lifts 5000 pound boat 2) AJAK ALL PURPOSE CLEANER: clean garage with "the white
tornado" 3) PSA: U.S. AIR FORCE: jet planes and combat preparation
stressed―good air shots―1 minute 4) DIAL-X KNIFE SHARPENER: for only $2.00―get a free Cap Snaffler
with purchase―campy Bass-o-matic type ad 5) PIER 1 IMPORTS: good
scenes of flags―stresses importing of Asian products 6) PSA: U.S. Air Force 7) BIRDSEYE PARISIAN STYLE INTERNATIONAL VEGETABLES: in Montmarte
France―see No. 42 below 8) SEARS OPTICAL DEPARTMENT: people on the go 9) SCHAEFERS BEER: catamaran sailing 10) BEAUTYMIST PANTY HOSE: Joe Namath wears women's panty hose
(1974) 11) ARM AND HAMMER OVEN CLEANER: old-time kitchen 12) BALLANTINE BEER: Mel Allen narrates w/ memorable baseball scenes from
New York Yankees 13) PSA: U.S. Air Force―shots of men and women having fun stars CARY ELWES celebrity 14) RECIPE DOG FOOD: kids and their dogs romp in the park 15) SHAKE 'N BAKE: butcher recommends it with chicken 16) WISCONSIN CHEESES: carousel of different flavors 17) SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER: urged for breakfast―on pancakes and
waffles! "the end of
the same old breakfast" 18) AVCO FINANCIAL SERVICES: Rube Goldberg machines interlink to show
causal events 19) DIP IT COFFEEPOT CLEANER: animated witch in pot―witch's brew 20) SUNBEAM BREAD: Sunwich―men and women sing about it―blacks
and whites 21) PHILADELPHIA BRAND IMITATION CREAM CHEESE: dumb chorus girl stays slim
22) A.R.M. ALLERGY RELIEF MEDICINE: women in field waving a white flag 23) PP & L: for nucle |
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