Yeltsin forms conservative Cabinet to ease reform
Moscow reports Yeltsin and Prime Minister Chernomyrdin plan a new Cabinet dominated by conservatives favoring a slower economic reform path. The move follows parliamentary gains by Communists and nationalists. Deputy leaders include Anatoly Chubais, with broader aims to ease burdens on Russians and subsidize big industry and farms.
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Fascists organize in Hungary claims reawakening WWII era party
In Budapest, skinheads and other extreme rightists formed the World National Rule Party to revive the Arrow Cross movement. The party met at a trade union HQ and aims to rehabilitate Ferenc Szalasi, executed in 1946 for crimes against humanity.
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