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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1954
Page
4
The Ceylon Foreign Ministry announced that Finland and Ceylon have decided to establish normal diplomatic relations, marking a step forward in bilateral ties between the two nations.
Delegates at the National Catholic Rural Life Conference in Davenport object to Ezra Taft Benson delivering the scheduled speech. Dr. Paul Sacco, the conference's general secretary, said the convention opens Sunday and will consider what is best for the whole people in shaping rural policy, including foreign implications. Pre-convention sessions with the executive committee, board of directors, and lay delegates were underway.
Three thousand delegates from Methodist churches in the United States Hawaii and Cuba open a weekend national conference on family life. Delegates include young married couples ministers and Sunday school workers to address juvenile delinquency rising divorce rates and the fact that about 20 million American youths do not belong to a church.
Dr Trueblood at the 19th biennial United Laymen's Movement convention in Baltimore says the Lutheran doctrine of the priesthood of all believers has unleashed Christian power. He cites a new view that every occupation is a field for service and urges all to become lay apostles as Lutherans across the United States and Canada gather.
Italian poet and journalist Carlo Curio died at his home in Alassio today at age 62. His death marks a loss to Italian literary circles where he was a prominent figure.
Cairo reports Premier Nasser's security police seized Hassan i l-Hodeiby, lifetime chief of the Brotherhood, in Heliopolis after weeks in hiding. Diplomatic sources say the arrest signals a breakdown in peace talks over Britain's canal zone agreement, with both sides accusing the other of conspiracy and undermining the regime.
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