November 30, 1968
That fall of 1968, gas ran $0.34 a gallon and Johnson was in the White House — the Soviet Union's occupation of Czechoslovakia was drawing sharp condemnation from NATO allies, who warned Moscow against further destabilizing moves in Europe. On the radio, "Hey Jude" by The Beatles dominated the charts, while audiences packed theaters to see "Rachel, Rachel," and families gathered around the TV each week for "The Andy Griffith Show." The Detroit Tigers defeated the St. Louis Cardinals to win the World Series, and American athletes brought home 45 gold medals at the Summer Olympics in Mexico City.
On the cover
Magazine Covers — November 30, 1968
NY Times Headlines — Week of November 30, 1968
Tito Now Doubts Soviet Invasion; Yugoslav Softens Position On Threat But Asserts Nation Would Fight
Bombing Halt Leads Both Sides To Shift Tactics In Vietnam; Bombing Halt Brings Change In Tactics In The War
Iraqi Positions In Jordan Raided By Israeli Jets; Attackers Tell Of Striking 40 Miles From Border -- 9 Craft Lost, Arabs Say Role In Shelling Cited Bombing Is Called Reprisal -- Fuel And Ammunition Dumps Reported Afire Israelis Bomb Iraqi Positions In Jordan
World Events — November 1968
Time Person of the Year — 1968
On the radio
Billboard Charts — November 30, 1968
Grammy Awards
On the bookshelf
On the television
Nielsen Top 10 — 1968–69 Season
Emmy Winners — 1968
At the movies
Box Office & Oscar Winners — November 30, 1968
Ebert 4-Star Films — November 30, 1968
On the field
Sports Champions — November 30, 1968
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