Obituaries Related to "Norris" from New York Times Archive
Robert Norris, Marlboro Man Who Didn’t Smoke, Dies at 90
He gave up his role in the popular tobacco advertising campaign after 14 years, saying he was setting a bad example for his children.
Obituaries: Yen Do, 65, publisher of paper in Vietnamese; Paul van Vlissingen; William Norris - Asia - Pacific - International Herald Tribune
Yen Do, founder of the largest Vietnamese-language daily newspaper in the United States and a guiding force in the assimilation of refugees after the end of the Vietnam war, died at the age of 65 in Southern California.
Robert Norris, Marlboro Man Who Didn’t Smoke, Dies at 90
He gave up his role in the popular tobacco advertising campaign after 14 years, saying he was setting a bad example for his children.
Robert Norris, Marlboro Man Who Didn’t Smoke, Dies at 90
He gave up his role in the popular tobacco advertising campaign after 14 years, saying he was setting a bad example for his children.
Robert Norris, Marlboro Man Who Didn’t Smoke, Dies at 90
He gave up his role in the popular tobacco advertising campaign after 14 years, saying he was setting a bad example for his children.
Robert Norris, Marlboro Man Who Didn’t Smoke, Dies at 90
He gave up his role in the popular tobacco advertising campaign after 14 years, saying he was setting a bad example for his children.
Robert Norris, Marlboro Man Who Didn’t Smoke, Dies at 90
He gave up his role in the popular tobacco advertising campaign after 14 years, saying he was setting a bad example for his children.
Robert Norris, Marlboro Man Who Didn’t Smoke, Dies at 90
He gave up his role in the popular tobacco advertising campaign after 14 years, saying he was setting a bad example for his children.
Robert Norris, Marlboro Man Who Didn’t Smoke, Dies at 90
He gave up his role in the popular tobacco advertising campaign after 14 years, saying he was setting a bad example for his children.
Robert Norris, Marlboro Man Who Didn’t Smoke, Dies at 90
He gave up his role in the popular tobacco advertising campaign after 14 years, saying he was setting a bad example for his children.
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