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September 30, 1968: The Boeing 747 is introduced to the public Boeing 747 rollout (3).jpg
September 30, 1968: The Boeing 747 is introduced to the public
September 24, 1968: 60 Minutes debuts with Mike Wallace and Harry Reasoner 60 minutes 1968.JPG
September 24, 1968: 60 Minutes debuts with Mike Wallace and Harry Reasoner
September 3, 1968: Longtime Portuguese dictator Salazar injures his head Antonio de Oliveira Salazar portrait (by Manuel Alves San Payo) - Lisboa.jpg
September 3, 1968: Longtime Portuguese dictator Salazar injures his head
September 6, 1968: Kingdom of Swaziland granted independence Flag of Swaziland.svg
September 6, 1968: Kingdom of Swaziland granted independence

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September 1, 1968 (Sunday)

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September 3, 1968 (Tuesday)

September 4, 1968 (Wednesday)

The AAP cluster as visualized by personnel of NASA's Office of Manned Space Flight in Washington in September 1968 Wet Workshop with 1960s typeface.jpg
The AAP cluster as visualized by personnel of NASA's Office of Manned Space Flight in Washington in September 1968

September 5, 1968 (Thursday)

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September 7, 1968 (Saturday)

September 8, 1968 (Sunday)

September 9, 1968 (Monday)

September 10, 1968 (Tuesday)

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Kissinger

September 11, 1968 (Wednesday)

September 12, 1968 (Thursday)

September 13, 1968 (Friday)

September 14, 1968 (Saturday)

September 15, 1968 (Sunday)

September 16, 1968 (Monday)

September 17, 1968 (Tuesday)

Diahann Carroll and Marc Copage in Julia Diahann carroll julia 1969.JPG
Diahann Carroll and Marc Copage in Julia

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September 24, 1968 (Tuesday)

September 25, 1968 (Wednesday)

September 26, 1968 (Thursday)

September 27, 1968 (Friday)

September 28, 1968 (Saturday)

September 29, 1968 (Sunday)

September 30, 1968 (Monday)

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  122. "New Greek Constitution Gets Approval of Voters", Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, September 30, 1968, p2
  123. "Vietnam Bombing Halt Speech Turning Point for Humphrey", by Harry Kelly, AP report in Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, October 7, 1968, p1
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