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Teacher Training Program Falls Through
The GovGuam’s teacher training program, where students receive stipends to go to college and once education has been completed works within the government, has been failing to pay the students
Labor Department Surveys Local Wages
Kenneth Robertson, from the U.S. Department of Labor, was on Guam to observe local wages for a report on making a decision on the alien labor policy
In the Ditch
IN THE DITCH – This Government of Guam road grader was being used to fill in a sewer ditch in Agana when its operator edged a little too close to the ditch. Workmen appeared to be adopting a unique method of removing the grader. – The power shovel in…
Leo Cespedes
Leo Cespedes, an associate planner for the Department of Land Management, Government of Guam, receives his American Red Cross card from Guam Chapter Executive Secretary Albert Nobriga for the successful completion of his 50 mile swim in a ‘Swim and…
Operation Safe Drive Photo
OPERATION SAFE DRIVE COMMITTEE: Posing before chart which shows that 1964 is the worst year for traffic deaths on Guam since 1950, members of the Joint Armed Forces Government of Guam Vehicular Traffic Advisory Board kick-off plans for ‘Operation…
Operation Safe Drive
Operation Safe Drive, a campaign to promote safe driving, is scheduled for October 15th to November 11th
Central Fire Station Opened Photo
FIRE HALL NO. 1 – Government of Guam officials and officers and men of the Department of Public Safety and the Naval fire brigade stand before the new Tamuning Central Fire Station as Governor Guerrero and Speaker Won Pat perform official opening…
Of Crime Rates and Law Enforcement
An article by Bryon W. Baker. Baker talks about Guam’s increasing crime rate, supposed stricter sentences, and the island’s current prison system
Tourism - Developing Industry
An article that discusses the possibility of having tourism on Guam and how it could happen
