Buddhist leader Ikeda Pushes World Peace Vision in Global Talks
Daisaku Ikeda, 47, head of Japan's Soka Gakkai with 10 million members, champions an international peace drive. He envisions a United Nations for education based in Moscow, a 20 member nonpolitical commission, and a shift of U.N. power toward world leaders, while promoting disarmament and broader participation from Communist nations. He travels to key capitals and urges nuclear arms scrapping under U.N. control, aiming for world government within the U.N. and an Asian U.N. regional hub in Peking.
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