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Jerry Goodis, the unorthodox, cocky and cheerful president of a large advertising agency, was challenged to a TV debate after he called Marshall McLuhan a menace for his communication theories
Jerry Goodis, the unorthodox, cocky and cheerful president of a large advertising agency, was challenged to a TV debate after he called Marshall McLuhan a menace for his communication theories

Jerry Goodis, the unorthodox, cocky and cheerful president of a large advertising agency, was challenged to a TV debate after he called Marshall McLuhan a menace for his communication theories

Date5/6/1969
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  • Jerry Goodis, the unorthodox, cocky and cheerful president of a large advertising agency, was challenged to a TV debate after he called Marshall McLuhan a menace for his communication theories.
  • Jerry Goodis, the unorthodox, cocky and cheerful president of a large advertising agency, was challenged to a TV debate after he called Marshall McLuhan a menace for his communication theories
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Original Toronto Star caption: Jerry Goodis, the unorthodox, cocky and cheerful president of a large advertising agency, was challenged to a TV debate after he called Marshall McLuhan a menace for his communication theories.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Copyright (Learn More)
Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0050780F