Tell Me a Story Fifty Years and 60 Minutes in Television

"For Mr. Hewitt...the value of long experience is a virtue in a book that ranges from disarmingly boyish letters home during World War II to the current suggestion that campaign advertising be replaced by liquor commercials on television....Whenever one of Mr. Hewitt's suggestions seems to have taken him out on a limb, it helps to remember 'how 60 MINUTES went from being just another horse in the stable to being Secretariat.' That's something that TELL ME A STORY from the day in 1948 when Mr. Hewitt got his first job in what he says he then called "WHATA-vision," isn't about to forget."Hewitt, Don is the author of 'Tell Me a Story Fifty Years and 60 Minutes in Television', published 2002 under ISBN 9781586481414 and ISBN 158648141X.