Testimony exposes life of film star Rock Hudson
In Los Angeles a courtroom reveals details of Rock Hudson's private life and illness. Marc Christian testifies about a dying relationship and AIDS diagnosis, while witnesses recount intimate acts and controversial claims surrounding the actor's 1980s years.
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White supremacists march in Atlanta amid clashes and arrests
In downtown Atlanta on Saturday, six white supremacists led a march under heavy guard as about 1,000 counterdemonstrators hurled bricks and insults. Police reported 31 arrests and six officers injured, with 2,000 police and National Guardsmen surrounding the route. The event marked the second anniversary of Forsyth County clashes and drew protest over King observances.
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Public sees homelessness firsthand in major poll results
New York Times CBS News Poll shows 51 percent of Americans personally encounter homelessness, up from 36 percent three years ago. A majority support more federal spending and higher taxes, while blame spreads among Reagan era policy, alcohol and drugs, mental institutions, and local government failures.
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Bodyguard of West Bank mayor killed in protest clash
Palestinian bodyguard Yasser Karaish, 28, protecting Ismaeel Abu Hemeid, mayor of Yatta, was killed by Israeli troops amid rocks and accusations of collaboration. Protests near Hemeid’s home followed as a teenager died and four Arabs were wounded in related confrontations. The incident adds to Palestinian deaths in the 11 month uprising.
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Brim Frost 89 Arctic Drill Limited by Severe Cold
About 26,000 servicemen 120 aircraft and 1,000 vehicles take part in Brim Frost 89 the United States and Canada Arctic training exercise described as the Wests largest. Overnight lows reach 50 below zero with McGrath at 64 below. commanders may suspend activities if weather worsens. The biennial exercise costs 15 million and runs through February 1 with multiple services and Canadian forces involved.
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