WORLD IN BRIEF : HUNGARY : Talks Due Soon on Soviet Troop Pullout
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Hungarian Prime Minister Miklos Nemeth said the Soviet Union agrees that there is no reason to keep troops in Hungary and that negotiations will begin soon on withdrawing them. Nemeth said Hungarian and Soviet officials will meet in Budapest soon to work out the details of the withdrawal.
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