Coping With Future Shock
March, 1970
Coping With Future ShockHis picture was, until recently, everywhere: on television, on posters that stared out at one in airports and railroad stations, on leaflets, matchbooks and magazines. He was an inspired creation of Madison Avenue--a fictional character with whom millions could subconsciously identify. Young and clean-cut, he carried an attaché case, glanced at his watch and looked like an ordinary businessman off to his next appointment--except for an enormous protuberance on his back. S...