Remembering the violent summer of 1968, 50 years later
Fifty years ago, Hubert Humphrey accepted the Democratic nomination for president at the party's convention in Chicago. It came at the end of a violent week, in the summer of a violent year. CBS News correspondent Dean Reynolds takes a look back.
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1968 King Assassination Report (CBS News)
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Social Confrontation: The Battle of Michigan Ave (1968, Film Group)
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Paris Riots (1968)
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Dan Rather on covering the 1968 Democratic National Convention - TelevisionAcademy.com/Interviews
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Detroit 1967: When a city went up in flames
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When an audition changed TV forever
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Preview - 1968 DNC in Chicago - CBS News Coverage
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Chicago Fire Dept. - Chicago Westside Riots 1968
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