1968 Free History Poster Makes An Ideal 42nd Birthday or Christmas Gift
Place Your Cursor over the free 1968 print, right click mouse button then choose Choose Save Picture or save image, this will place a copy on your computer, we have had to leave some information out from our 1968Poster to ensure it will print on an A4 sheet allowing you to place in a document frame or to hand out during a Reunion, Birthday, Christmas or Anniversary celebration. This New poster for those born in 68 is a higher quality image designed for printing in Landscape and will resize to postcard size and still be readable. When you have saved image / picture you can work with it on your local PC. --- Please Leave a comment at the bottom of the page if you Liked Our New Offering. Our Original Version with more information and smaller print is still available here if you preferred that style. Old Version of 1968 Modern History Print, Back To The People History >> Home >> Back To The 60s >> Back To 1968 >>>> More Printable Years Ideal For Birthdays, Anniversaries and Reunions >> >> FAQ Section, This Modern History Poster Is Made Available free for public use under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License Please Add Your Comment, .
This Printable 8 1/2 inch X 11 inch poster is suitable for placing in a picture frame or to hand out during Birthday Celebrations or as a Christmas Gift. The new Graphics also resize to Birthday / Christmas Card size and still look pretty good, so ideal to use as an unusual card idea. Help Guide For New Prints Featured In This 1968 Swinging Sixties Poster / Print A Range of What Things Cost , Popular Movies and Music, Born This Year Important Events From The Year including the following The Philadelphia Bank installs the first automated teller
machine (ATM) in the US
The Emergency 911 Telephone service is started in the US
Apollo 8 orbits the Moon, becoming the first manned space
mission to achieve the feat
The Big Mac goes on sale at McDonalds
Senator Robert Kennedy is assassinated at the Ambassador
Hotel in Los Angeles
Lyndon Johnson signs the Civil Rights Act of 1968
The Black Power salute is seen on television worldwide
after the gold and bronze medalists in the Olympics show
the salute during a medal ceremony in Mexico City, Mexico
Martin Luther King Jr., the leader of the civil rights
movement, is assassinated by James Earl Ray which leads to
violence and riots in US cities
North Vietnam and Viet Cong troops launch the Tet
Offensive
The Prague Spring in Czechoslovakia takes places trying to
get political liberalization, but it was crushed by Warsaw
Pact countries
50,000 people participated in the Poor Peoples March on
Washington DC
This free print is available for all to use is created by The People History and is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License ( I.E. Just include an Attribute to The People History When Using Online and Leave Our Copy write Notice Thanks ) The graphic includes news, pop culture, prices and more is also ideal for use when making a 1968 scrapbook for family, friends birthday, Christmas or Wedding Anniversary celebrations or for use with school reunion Find Other Printable Year Versions We Have Completed
