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Chicago 1968
Released
1h 0m
11/13/1995
en - US
American Experience looks at the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago where Vice President Hubert Humphrey won his party's nomination for president amid massive civil unrest and violence perpetrated by Chicago Police and anti-Vietnam War protesters.
Documentary
History
Actors

David McCullough
Self - Host

William Stanley Merwin
Self - Narrator (voice)

Tom Wicker
Self - Journalist

Albert Eisele
Self - Biographer

Ted Van Dyk
Self - Humphrey Staff

Marilyn Katz
Self - Antiwar Activist

David Dellinger
Self - Antiwar Activist

David Farber
Self - Historian

Roger Wilkins
Self - US Justice Department

Joel Weisman
Self - Chicago Journalist

David Stahl
Self - Chicago Deputy Mayor

Abe Peck
Self - Anitwar Activist

Thomas Foran
Self - US Attorney, Illinois

Rennie Davis
Self - Antiwar Activist

Richard Samuel
Self - McCarthy Delegate

William Frapolly
Self - Undercover Police

Mike Spiegel
Self - Antiwar Activist

Frank Sullivan
Self - Police Spokesman

Tom Hayden
Self - Antiwar Activist

Reuven Frank
Self - NBC News

David Ginsburg
Self - Humphrey Staff

Edward Collins
Self - Chicago Police

Bill Ayers
Self - Antiwar Activist

Jean Wallin
Self - McCarthy Delegate

Joseph Alioto
Self - Mayor, San Francisco (archive footage)

Richard J. Daley
Self (archive footage)

Wayne Hays
Self - Representative, Ohio (archive footage)

Hubert H. Humphrey
Self (archive footage)

Eugene McCarthy
Self (archive footage)

Pierre Salinger
Self - Convention Speaker (archive footage)

Theodore Sorensen
Self - Convention Speaker (archive footage)