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1960 |
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1961
Look at this cover. Why would it make anyone, besides a
civil engineer, want to visit Pennsylvania? |
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1962
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1963
William Scranton came from the family line for which the
town of Scranton is named. He is most famous for trying
to stop Barry Goldwater from getting the Republican
presidential nomination of 1964. This is the last map to
prominantly feature the name of the governor on the cover.
Advertising had moved elsewhere, mostly to television. |
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1964
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1965 |
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1966
This is the first decent cover design in 10 years, but
the improvement didn't last long. Not coincidently, it
isn't a photo. |
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1967 |
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1968
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1969
This cover tried, but failed, to break away from the
concrete road mentality. Look at the small photo on the
left. |