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Who is the Guam Woman Photo 16
MOST EVERYBODY CAME – Ma and the little ones, too. This youngster was all agog at the crowd which jammed the lunch table area. The lady beside her was resting in the shade
Who is the Guam Woman Photo 15
HAVING A BALL – Two young-at-heart senior citizen whoop it up at the Territorial Party meeting in Yona. The lady at the mike led the crowd in singing, and the lady on the left just had to join in for a little dancing. – (GTW Photo)
Who is the Guam Woman Photo 14
THAT’S OUR BOY – The crowd cheers as the name of a favored candidate is announced. The convention was held in the John F. Kennedy High School gym
Our Stand on the Election
An opinion article by Byron Baker and Marjorie E. Smith. Baker and Smith give their own personal opinions, unaffiliated with the Guam Times Weekly, on the 1964 Election and the Democratic and Territorial Party
Something about the Past, Present, and the Future
An article by F.B. Leon Guerrero. Leon Guerrero speaks on unfavorable unnamed candidates for the incoming 1964 Election for the Eighth Guam Legislature
Wouldn't It Be Nice
This week’s, October 31st, 1964, Wouldn’t It Be Nice: an opinion against the Democratic Party’s campaigning; an opinion on the Red Chinese; an opinion on the play, the Zoo Story; an issue on public safety in Tamuning; an issue of beautification in…
Notes on This Issue
This week’s, October 31st, 1964, Notes on This Issue: the GTW staff comments on the lack of self-promotion from either the Democratic and Territorial Party; a kind reminder of a new section, titled ‘Southern Scene’; ‘Speak Out Your Minds’ is active…
Editorial Cartoon - Steps Towards Maturity
An article by Marjorie E. Smith. Smith elaborates on the importance of voting in the incoming election for the Eighth Guam Legislature and the future ramifications of Guam’s political status
Sapp and Webster
Paid political advertisement. Vote for Tom Sapp and John M. Webster as candidates for the Eighth Guam Legislature
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I Ko'ko' Yan I Hilitai
A short story written in Chamoru about a monitor lizard's day with a Ko'ko and other island birds.