Liggett Memo Voices Concern A 1963 Liggett memorandum expresses particular concern about the irritants in smoke, saying, ''A number of experts have predicted that the cigarette industry ultimately may be in greater trouble in this area than in the lung cancer field.'' In the same period, the medical case against cigarettes was strengthening, although cigarette companies noted continuing division among scientists about whether the case was conclusive
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