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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1954

Page

10

Adventist Head Foretells Christ Return Near

San Francisco United States Seventh-day Adventists 47th general conference featured retiring President William H J Branson delivering a keynote advocating constant expectancy as prophecies of Christ’s return near fulfillment. Branson 67 cited church growth worldwide despite his plan to retire due to palsy and reported a 29 percent membership gain in four years with Pacific island increases reaching 331 percent.

San Francisco William H.J. Branson Elder Branson Christ Branson Pacific Islands United States

Church Union Faces Southern Opposition in Presbyterian Merger

In Detroit the Rev Albert J Kissling of Riverside Presbyterian Jacksonville urged unity as three factions plan merger. He said Southern leaders strongly oppose but believes Southern group will prevail. The union requires three fourteenths across all groups with about 3 five hundred thousand members in the largest body.

Detroit Presbyterian Church Albert J. Hissling Jacksonville Fla General Assembly Presbyterian Church In United States of America Hissling Presbyterian Church In the United States South United Presbyterian Church of North United Presbyterian Church

Nationalists Seek Defense Pact In East Asia

The China News reports Nationalist China proposes an East Asia defense pact including Formosa, Japan, and South Korea. The idea was presented to U.S. Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson and Special Ambassador James A. Van Fleet, who listened sympathetically during recent visits. The paper notes the China News is independent with close CN sources.

Formosa China News China Japan South Korea U. S Charles E. Wilson James A. van Bleet

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