On April 14, 1967, Iowa news station WMT-TV executed a famous and rare live television moment by transitioning from black-and-white to color broadcasts during a newscast. The station manager flipped a switch that instantly changed the camera feed, providing a striking visual demonstration of the technological shift for local viewers. Credit: Sinclair Broadcast Group | History In Pictures

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