President Lyndon Johnson clasps the hand of Air Force Col. Frank Borman after presenting him with the Distinguished Service Medal of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration in a White House ceremony in Washington, Jan. 9, 1969. Borman, commander of the Apollo 8 moon flight, Air Force Lt. Col. William A. Anders, left, and Navy Capt. James A. Lovell Jr., crewmen on the flight, beyond Borman, all received the awards. (AP Photo)
Police Lt. Beavers Armstrong places a segregation sign in front of the Illinois Central Railroad Jan. 9, 1956, after the railroad removed segregation signs from waiting rooms in compliance with an Interstate Commerce Commission order. Mississippi State law requires segregated facilities at rail depots so Jackson, Miss. police will enforce the state law. The sign reads, "Waiting Room for White Only." (AP Photo)
Supporters of the Gay Liberation Movement gather at a night rally met to proclaim their civil rights in Houston, Jan. 9, 1978. The group denied that it was a protest meeting against Anita Bryant, who was to appear at the American Farm Bureau Federation meeting. At left Ray Hills, a leader of the Houston gay movement talks to the group. (AP Photo/Ed Kolenovsky)
Washington, D.C. police officer, Dwight Waring talks with nurse Pat Kachik while giving a pint of blood, Jan. 9, 1986. It is the 34th time he has given blood in the last seven years. A new poll sponsored by Blood Bank officials says that more than one-third of Americans surveyed believe they could get AIDS from donating blood. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)