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Hewitt, Don(ald S)

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Hewitt, Don(ald S) (1922- )

US journalist and television producer. At CBS, he directed Douglas Edwards with the News (1948-62), making the news more visually exciting, then became executive director for the Evening News with Walter Cronkite (1963-64). Fired by the producer Fred W Friendly, he produced CBS documentaries, then created 60 Minutes (1968), the first and still most successful television magazine news show. Hewitt was born in New York City. After writing for Stars and Stripes during World War II, he became United Press photo editor in 1947.
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