Moral Re Armament sweeps nations with common sense
A worldwide campaign promotes Moral Re Armament as a force uniting people and ending hate. Leaders from Switzerland to India hail its ideas, with Adenauer, Nehru, Chou En lai, and Kerala officials praising its power to bridge divides and avert Communist influence.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Scandinavia
Germany
Italy
France
Great Britain
Netherlands
India
South Africa
South America
Australia
Japan
General Guisan
Armies of
Switzerland
Caux
Guisan
Ruhr
Adenauer
Britain
New York Journal-Americam
MRA
James Coltart
Bonn
Christian Democrat Party
Paris
Mont Valerien
Europe
Figaro
Vaterland
Rektor Scherer
Schwyz
Rektor Thommen
Kollegium
Niklaus von der
Kerala
Mannath Padmanabhan
Jeader
Gregorius
Trivandrum
Rajmohan Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi
Asia
Chou Enlai
Nehru
Times of India
Hindustan Times
Tokyo
Sogo
Japanese National Railways
Kishi
Seinendan, & Pola
East
Moo
Miike
Moderton
Spyros Skouras
Fox
SS. Vasan
The
Indian Filation
Mike
Moral Armament message and world unity figures in fragmented report
A scrambled report references figures such as Jasper Savanh Gabriel Ml Afiwa and Mrs Bates discussing Moral Re-Armament. It mentions political figures, white and black cabinet dynamics, and global hopes, with themes of unity and anti communism amid a broad broadcast context.
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MRA
Om Tapma
A Ieader
Japanese Socialist Party
Fade Sy
Mor Moxe
Nigeria
Jasper Savanh
Gabriel Ml Afiwa
Daisy Hate
Fauby
Bates
Montevideo
Peru
Hudocio
Mao
Chile
America
Lowett
United States of
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Frank N. D. Buchman
Ramakrishna Rao
Governor Faubus
Arkansas
Mrs
Daisy Bates
NAACP