1954 in the Philippines

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Decades:	1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s
See also:	List of years in the Philippines films

1954 in the Philippines details events of note that happened in the Philippines in 1954.

Incumbents[]

President Ramon Magsaysay

• President: Ramon Magsaysay (Nacionalista Party)
• Vice President: Carlos P. Garcia (Nacionalista Party)
• Chief Justice: Ricardo Paras
• Congress: 3rd (starting January 25)

Events[]

• May 8 – The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) is formed in Manila, Philippines.
• July 21 – The Southeast Asia Collective Defense Treaty is signed in Manila, creating the South East Asian Treaty Organization (SEATO).
• July 24 - Blesilda Ocampo Placed Top 15 of Miss Universe 1954 at Long Beach, California, USA. She was the first Filipina finalist.
• September 2 – A timber train carrying more than 100 passengers derailed and multiple wagons fell off a bridge near Fabrica, Negros Occidental. At least 82 people were killed.
• December 15 – The Laurel-Langley Agreement is signed.

Births[]

• January 14 – Ramon S. Ang, Filipino businessman
• January 15 – Jose Dalisay, Jr., Filipino writer
• February 21 – Carl Benito, politician
• March 6 – Chanda Romero, actress
• April 26 – Chito S. Roño, Filipino director
• April 27 – Vic Sotto, Filipino actor, television show host, comedian, and film producer
• April 29 – Josephine Sato, Filipino politician
• May 4 –
  • Rey Valera, Filipino singer
  • Ryan Cayabyab, Filipino conductor, musician, and composer
• May 23 – Menardo Guevarra, lawyer, public servant, and Secretary of Justice
• May 25 – Emilia Boncodin, accountant, professor, and public servant (d. 2010)
• June 30 – Boy Logro, chef
• July 5:
  • Datu Yusoph Boyog Mama, Filipino Diplomat
  • Rolando Uy, Filipino politician
• July 13 – Florencio Abad, Filipino lawyer and politician.
• July 17 – Elizabeth Oropesa, Filipino actress
• July 28 – Bernie Fabiosa, Filipino professional basketball player and actor
• August 26 – Efren Reyes, OLD, PLH, Filipino professional pool player
• August 29 – Neptali Gonzales II, Filipino lawmaker
• September 8 – Edgar Mortiz, Filipino actor and director
• September 10 – Victoria Hernandez-Reyes, Filipino politician
• September 22:
  • Rene Villanueva, Filipino author published in the Philippines (d. 2007)
  • Michael Marcos Keon, Filipino politician.
• September 28 – Tata Esteban, Filipino producer-director. (d. 2003)
• October 12 – Wilfredo Caminero, Filipino politician
• October 18 – John F. Du, Catholic archbishop
• October 28 – Mike Rama, Filipino politician
• October 31 – Rey Aquino, Filipino politician
• November 1 – Susan Fuentes, Filipino singer (d. 2013)
• December 26 – Hajji Alejandro, Filipino singer and actor

Deaths[]

• June 27 - Alfredo Versoza, Filipino Catholic Church (b. 1877)

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