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April 4, 1968: Assassination of American civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. Martin luther king 2 cropped.jpg
April 4, 1968: Assassination of American civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.
April 20, 1968: FBI identifies King's accused assassin James Earl Ray-F.B.I. wanted poster-.jpg
April 20, 1968: FBI identifies King's accused assassin
April 11, 1968: US President Lyndon B. Johnson signs the Civil Rights Bill of 1968 LBJ signing Civil Rights Act of 1968 ppmsca.03196.jpg
April 11, 1968: US President Lyndon B. Johnson signs the Civil Rights Bill of 1968

The following events occurred in April 1968:

Contents

April 1, 1968 (Monday)

April 2, 1968 (Tuesday)

April 3, 1968 (Wednesday)

The plaque outside the Mason Temple Plaque Outside Mason Temple Church of God in Christ - Where Martin Luther King Delivered His Mountaintop Speech - Downtown Memphis - Tennessee - USA.jpg
The plaque outside the Mason Temple

April 4, 1968 (Thursday)

The balcony outside Room 306 Lorraine Motel, Memphis, TN, US.jpg
The balcony outside Room 306

April 5, 1968 (Friday)

April 6, 1968 (Saturday)

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Tower of the Americas, the theme structure for HemisFair, in 2013
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Prime Minister Trudeau

April 7, 1968 (Sunday)

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Clark

April 8, 1968 (Monday)

April 9, 1968 (Tuesday)

April 9, 1968: Coretta Scott King at her husband's funeral, comforting their daughter, Bernice Coretta Scott King by Moneta Sleet.jpg
April 9, 1968: Coretta Scott King at her husband's funeral, comforting their daughter, Bernice

April 10, 1968 (Wednesday)

April 11, 1968 (Thursday)

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Dutschke

April 12, 1968 (Friday)

April 13, 1968 (Saturday)

April 14, 1968 (Sunday)

April 15, 1968 (Monday)

April 16, 1968 (Tuesday)

April 17, 1968 (Wednesday)

April 18, 1968 (Thursday)

April 19, 1968 (Friday)

April 20, 1968 (Saturday)

April 21, 1968 (Sunday)

April 22, 1968 (Monday)

April 23, 1968 (Tuesday)

April 24, 1968 (Wednesday)

April 25, 1968 (Thursday)

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One concept for the space laboratory

April 26, 1968 (Friday)

April 27, 1968 (Saturday)

April 28, 1968 (Sunday)

April 29, 1968 (Monday)

April 30, 1968 (Tuesday)

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