“…International Politics: <br/>- Moscow wants to continue talks with whichever candidate becomes next American president <br/>- Relatively low-key November 7 celebrations in USSR <br/>- Wałęsa does not announce strike, mass rally in Gdansk <br/>- Czechoslovakia would bring introduction of reforms forward <br/>- Loncar in Bonn: Yugoslavia wants to move completely over to market economy <br/>- GDR elevates struggle against antisemitism to level of state policy <br/>- Economists' collective at a Soviet factory wins state prize <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Political Committee in session <br/>- Hungary counting on international support concerning national minorities in Romania <br/>- Hungarians occupied Austria on Monday: 69,500 people crossed the border at Hegyeshalom <br/>- Interior Ministry exhibition on link between alcohol and drugs, and crime <br/>- Ho Chi Minh teacher training school in Eger to be renamed with Hungarian name <br/>- First East-West, Vienna-Budapest public relations conference <br/><br/>Economy: <br/>- “What does it mean that American experts will compile property inventories at Hungarian companies?” …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Press freedom in America, the USSR, West Germany, the GDR and Czechoslovakia <br/>- Yugoslav prime ministerial candidate's first program speech <br/>- Man who threatened self-immolation taken into custody in Prague <br/>- Polish workers' wage demands <br/>- Afghanistan's future after withdrawal of Soviet troops <br/>- Moscow organization plans memorial to victims of Stalinism <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Károly Grósz travels to Davos to give speech at European Community conference <br/>- Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party (MSZMP) Central Committee's Historical Sub-Committee re-evaluates 1956: 1956 was a popular uprising! …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Shevardnadze's talks with Arens and Arafat <br/>- Lithuania's domestic situation <br/>- Nomination meeting in Moscow with Yeltsin, who also spoke to Hungarian Radio <br/>- FRG entry restrictions <br/>- Reactions to the Rushdie affair at the UN and in the US <br/>- British protest against Romanian authorities' blocking of meeting between British ambassador and Mrs. …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Another attempted breach of order in Prague <br/>- Thatcher requests Gorbachev's intercession to repeal death sentence issued against British author Rushdie <br/>- Eastern debts: Moscow correspondence <br/>- Mass demonstrations in Moldavia <br/>- Estonia's hammer and sickle logo ends up in museum <br/>- Polish parliament's debate, protests in Kraków <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Károly Grósz's two-day visit to Baranya County <br/>- Head of government Németh receives French parliamentary delegation led by L. …”