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nfl qb smoking cigarette January 15, 1967: The photograph of Len Dawson a at halftime of Super Bowl I was taken during the first AFL World Championship Game between the Kansas City Chiefs Chuck Bednarik of the Philadelphia

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"On balance, over 34 million adults are smoking cigarettes, and we also have 50 million adults using some tobacco product," he said, noting that cigarette smoking disproportionately affects people with lower income and education levels, as well as minority groups and people with mental illnesses

Myers said that the first time Congress acted in opposition to the tobacco industry was in 1984, when it passed legislation to strengthen warning labels