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South African newspaper in Johannesburg
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ÍTEMS DISPONIBLES: 160
South Africans participate in Moral Rearmament demonstration activities in America
Springbok Stampede musical performance entertains full audience with youthful energy and South African themed songs
Musical variety show cast members from universities and high schools performing Springbok Stampede
A short list of unthinkable guests at an impossible party!
"These (Peter Howard's plays) are the most intelligent plays in the world today. This is the theatre of tomorrow."
"The Luxury Soul Surgeon."
With a double bass, guitar, banjo and mandolin the Colwell brothers are drawing huge audiences in the Congo.
Caux conference has strong contingent of trades union leaders among 1,200 delegates.
Dr. William Nkomo's diplomatic speech persuades international workers against South Africa boycotts
Young performers skillfully present moral re-armament message through coordinated musical entertainment show
Amid many wild voices, Mr. Kenyatta's was one of sanity.
King Michael and Queen Anne of Romania visit South Africa.
Once the moral basis of society is destroyed anarchy follows.
Two ideas have come to a violent clash on this continent.
A Moral Rearmament leader documents hopeful human connections discovered amid global conflict zones
The "Dictator's Slippers" is a Moral Rearmament play which revolves around a conference of world power delegates.
It is surprising how little some of us see until we get the right lenses.
Oxford Group movement gains international recognition and praise from prominent religious leaders
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Mr. J.F.T. Naude, Speaker of the Union House of Assembly, South Africa and Mrs. Naude visit world assembly at Caux, Switzerland.

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