“…International Politics: <br/>- Bush and the Tower case <br/>- Situation in Kosovo <br/>- Remembering the Sumgait carnage <br/>- China ready to open trade office in South Korea <br/>- Time to revise revisionism in the USSR <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party (MSZMP) Central Committee in session <br/>- Very strong reaction in Bucharest to Gyula Horn's speech in Geneva <br/>- European Parliament delegation in Hungary joined today by vice-President Otto Habsburg <br/>- Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party (MSZMP) and National Council of Trade Unions (SZOT) representatives think it possible that roundtable political talks might take place in Hungary <br/>- Rehabilitation of the "Tiszatáj" periodical editors <br/>- Independent organizations and groups do not wish to give up their plans to march to Freedom Square on March 15 and symbolically occupy Hungarian TV HQ <br/><br/>Economy: <br/>- Last year for light industry in the balance <br/>- Government works out new tax policy Külpolitika: <br/>- Bush és a Tower-ügy <br/>- Koszovói helyzetkép <br/>- A szungajti vérengzésekről megemlékezés <br/>- Kína kész kereskedelmi iroda nyitására D-Koreában <br/>- A SZU-ban eljött a revizionizmus revíziójának ideje <br/><br/>Belpolitika: <br/>- MSZMP KB ülés <br/>- Sztrájktörvény tervezete az ipari bizottságban és a SZOT-ban <br/>- Bukarestben nagyon kemény reakciót váltott ki Horn Gyula Genfben elhangzott beszéde <br/>- A Magyarországon tartózkodó Európa Parlament delegációjához ma csatlakozott Habsburg Ottó alelnök <br/>- Az MSZMP és a SZOT képviselői lehetségesnek tartják, hogy Magyarországon is létrejöjjön politikai kerekasztal megbeszélés <br/>- A Tiszatáj folyóirat szerkesztőinek rehabilitálása <br/>- A független szerveztek és csoportok nem kívánnak lemondani tervükről, hogy március 15-én a Szabadság térre vonuljanak és jelképesen lefoglalják a MTV-t <br/><br/>Gazdaság: <br/>- A könnyűipar tavalyi mérlege <br/>- Új adópolitikát dolgoz ki a kormány…”

“…Biľak resigns <br/>- UN General Assembly session in Geneva comes to a close <br/>- Mikhail Moiseev the new chief of Soviet general staff <br/>- News of Armenian catastrophe received as cause for celebration in Azerbaijan <br/>- Latest news on the killers of Olof Palme <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Károly Grósz chairs Party Central Committee meeting <br/>- Genscher's visit to Budapest <br/>- Parliamentary Legal Committee in session on detailed modifications to the constitution, draft law on right to assemble and associate <br/>- Almost 2,000 people signed petition to demand recall of parliamentary representative Dr Miklós Vida; Alliance of Young Democrats (Fidesz) hold press conference on petition <br/>- Hungarian Democratic Forum (MDF) Kispest group held membership recruitment event yesterday <br/>- "After Arad, where next?"…”

“…Передача государственного телевидения (Москва, СССР) была записана отделом мониторинга радиостанции Свобода (Мюнхен) как часть проекта по анализу официальных средств информации республик Советского Союза. Geneva's nuclear disarmament talk; National Teacher's Day. …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Sino-Soviet disagreements <br/>- Paraguayan putsch <br/>- Michnik interview on the Polish leadership <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- "Popular uprising" formula easier to remember, says Imre Pozsgay at Party activists' meeting in Hódmezővásárhely <br/>- Establishing diplomatic relations with South Korea is in no way aimed against North Korea, states Gyula Horn <br/>- Secretary of state Imre Miklós pays special attention to solving refugee problem in Geneva speech <br/>- "It's not fitting to publish results according to the facts!"…”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Scowcroft does not believe that the Cold War is over <br/>- Rude Pravo publishes opinion of Czechoslovak youth who wanted to visit Jan Palach's grave <br/>- Talks between Czechoslovakia and the Vatican <br/>- Carlsson in the GDR <br/>- American journalist deported from Romania <br/>- Karabakh under new control <br/>- Dumas's Israeli talks <br/>- Comecon executive committee discusses transforming methods of cooperation <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Academic conference on the history of the Hungarian coat of arms and flag; proposal to reinstate Kossuth coat of arms <br/>- Transport and construction committee discusses need for housing renovations in city centers; slow progress in evaluation of state-owned apartments <br/>- People's colleges closed in 1947-48 to be reformed <br/>- Public Sphere Club becomes national association <br/>- Gyula Horn in Geneva <br/>- Gabčíkovo-Nagymaros dam: no money to build Czechoslovak water purifier <br/>- Transylvanian Hungarians <br/>- Debate on location of 1995 World Exposition <br/><br/>Economy: <br/>- Within the Economic Chamber, the interest organisation of business leaders has been formed Külpolitika: <br/>- Scowcroft nem hiszi, hogy véget ért a hidegháború <br/>- A Rude Pravo CS fiatalok véleményét közli, akik fel akarták keresni Jan Palach sírját <br/>- Tárgyalások Csehszlovákia és a Vatikán között <br/>- Carlsson az NDK-ban <br/>- Kiutasítottak Romániából egy amerikai újságírót, <br/>- Karabah az új irányítás alatt <br/>- Dumas izraeli tárgyalásai <br/>- A KGST-vb az együttműködési módszerek átalakításáról tárgyal <br/><br/>Belpolitika: <br/>- Tudományos ülés a magyar címer és zászló történetéről. …”

“…Straub <br/>- Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party (MSZMP) general secretary explains that according to the plans, parliamentary elections will be brought forward <br/>- Imre Pozsgay's statement to a Western TV station <br/>- Ministerial council in session today <br/>- László Kovács announces at international conference in Geneva that Hungary is preparing further arms reductions and to curtail military spending <br/>- Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party (MSZMP) Budapest Reform Circle sees no need for a parties law <br/>- Ferenc Kőszeg thinks Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party (MSZMP) would have greater chances at earlier elections <br/>- Alliance of Young Democrats (Fidesz) sit-down strike in front of Interior Ministry protesting recent police actions <br/><br/>Economy: <br/>- Ferenc Bartha, National Bank president, discusses new loans during Bonn visit <br/>- Multinational companies and the Hungarian economy <br/>- Hungarian-Soviet Economic Committee session in Budapest Külpolitika: <br/>- Folytatódnak a pekingi diáktüntetések <br/>- Romániában újabb értelmiségiek tiltakoztak az elnyomás ellen <br/>- Ma is tüntetések voltak a csernobili katasztrófa évfordulóján a SZU-ban <br/>- Az NDK sajtó is elítélte a MTV Dubcek-interjújának közvetítését <br/>- Kohl kancellár új politikát ígér <br/>- J. …”

“…Fabius <br/>- Hungary joins 1978 Geneva Convention regulating treatment of refugees <br/>- This year's May 1 march will not take place, instead mass assembly at which Grósz will give a speech <br/>- Historical Justice Committee on investigating show trials <br/>- President of Association of Hungarian Political Prisoners on the organization's aims <br/>- Can the Vienna-Budapest World Exposition be a profitable undertaking? …”

“…League of Red Cross Societies at Geneva. In February, 1921, we received a request from this Society for copies of our literature dealing with the work of the League. …”

“…The League is in close association on health matters with Italy (the Italian Institute of Hygiene), United States of America (Child Welfare Association of New York), Geneva (League of Red Cross Societies), France, Holland, Belgium. …”

“…Former Foreign Correspondent of the Socialist Pravo Lidu, Prague, in Paris, London and Geneva. [] FRANK WOLSTENCROFT. Secretary, Amalgamated Society of Woodworkers. …”