FROM THE ARCHIVES: Former #CBSEveningNews Walter Cronkite was on the air on December 11, 1973 when a protester stormed the set, holding a sign that read "Gays protest CBS prejudice." Cronkite heard him -- months later, CBS became one of the first networks to discuss gay rights. | CBS Evening News

36K views · 1.7K reactions | In 1976, Jimmy Carter won the White House during a time of national disillusionment. His presidency saw historic achievements, like improved U.S.-China relations and the Israel-Egypt peace accord. However, Carter faced struggles with Congress, economic woes, and the 1979 Iran hostage crisis, which ended moments after he left office in 1981. | CBS Sunday Morning | Facebook

53K views · 1.2K reactions | In the shadow of Yellowstone National Park’s steaming geysers sits a hidden treasure. The Old Faithful Inn is the grandfather of national park lodges — a log cabin that has welcomed presidents, royalty and millions of travelers since opening its doors in 1904. | CBS Evening News | Facebook