The night we heard ‘a Gettysburg Address for the 20th century’

Senator Robert F. Kennedy, D- N.Y., who had campaigned in Indiana Thursday, April 5, 1968 was shaken as he informed an audience in a black section of Indianapolis, "Martin Luther King was shot and killed tonight," Kennedy learned of Dr. King's death when his plane landed in Indianapolis. (AP Photo/John R. Fulton Jr.)
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