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Camel News Caravan
A 15-minute American television news program which regularly aired on NBC from 1948 to 1956. John Cameron Swayze served as the news anchor. The series was the first NBC news program to use NBC-filmed news stories rather than newsreels produced for movie theaters. The show was canceled in 1956, and replaced by the "Huntley-Brinkley Report".
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Episode 1
Premiere
Wed, Feb 16, 1949
Awards
- 1954 - Primetime Emmy - Best Program of News or Sports - nominated
- 1953 - Primetime Emmy - Best Public Affairs Program - nominated
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