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RIP: CBS Newsman Don Hewitt Dies at 86

Don Hewitt joined CBS News in 1948 just as the television medium was taking off.  In 1960, he produced the first-ever nationally televised presidential debate between John Kennedy and Richard Nixon.  In the late 1960s, Hewitt pitched an idea for a one-hour program that mixed news and special feature stories. "60 Minutes," Hewitt's remaining legacy, was born on Sept. 24, 1968, when the stopwatch began ticking.
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