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Governor Digs for Skeletons

Am article from Manuel L. Jose. Jose approves the intent of the new labor policy but disagrees with the way in which Secretary Rudolph Sablan, Governor Manuel F.L. Guerrero, and Glen E. Brockway constitute said policy

Tags: Construction, Department of Labor, Glen E. Brockway, Governor Digs for Skeletons, Governor Manuel F.L. Guerrero, labor policy, Manuel L. Jose, Rudolph Sablan, taotaomona

The Governor's Labor Policy

An article by Editor Manuel L. Jose. Jose writes on the new labor policy, which from public opinion is unfavorable to most local contractors

Tags: Guam Contractor’s Association, Guam Employment Service, John Palomo, labor policy, Manuel L. Jose, Pearl Harbor, Rudolph Sablan, The Governor’s Labor Policy, U.S. Department of Labor

A Short-Cut to Economic Ruin

An opinion article by Manuel L. Jose. Jose discusses Governor Manuel F.L. Guerrero’s attempts in bettering Guam through use of the new labor policy, in way of economic change by political advancement

Tags: A Short-Cut to Economic Ruin, Construction, economy, Glen E. Brockway, Governor Manuel F.L. Guerrero, labor policy, Manuel L. Jose, Rudolph Sablan, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy

Where Do We Stand?

An article by Editor Manuel L. Jose. Jose speaks on the difference between Guam’s need and difference on the Rehabilitation Act and the island’s underlying economic plans

Tags: Congress, economic plans, economy, Guam Rehabilitation Act, Guam Rehabilitation Bill, Manuel L. Jose, Speak A.B. Won Pat, Typhoon Karen, Where Do We Stand

Where is Guam Going?

An opinion piece by Editor Manuel L. Jose. Editor Jose expresses his disappointment in Governor Manuel F.L. Guerrero and his capabilities as governor of Guam since his inauguration in 1963

Tags: Government of Guam, Governor Manuel F.L. Jose, GovGuam, Manuel L. Jose, opinion, Where is Guam Going

Guam Times Weekly Volume 1 Number 17

This week’s issue of Guam Times Weekly, volume 1, number 17, June 6th, 1964, features a myriad of interesting topics. Starting this issue are the GTW’s staff members opinions about Governor Manuel F.L. Guerrero and his past and current actions; his…

Tags: 1964 Sampaguita, AAFB, Acquai Keone, Ada Plaze Building, Admiral Thomas A. Christopher, Africa, Agana, Agat JHS, Agat Junior High, Agat Junior High School, Agrihan, Alamagan, Alaska, Alice’s Creation, All-Island Invitational Track Meet, Allen Sekt Motor Company, Ambassadors Male Chorus, American Institute for Foreign Trade, Anatahan, Andersen AFB, Andersen Air Force Base, Arco Books, Arizona, Asiastic Trans-Pacific, Atkins Kroll Company Ltd., Bank of America, Bank of Hawaii, baseball, Benson I. Hattem, Berton Braley, Boat, Brig. General Harold W. Ohlke, Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, California, California Department of Employment, Calvo’s Insurance Underwriters Inc., Capt. W.T. Harding, cattle, Cavette Twins, CDR W.H. Barnett, Cerila Rapadas, Certified Public Accountants, Chalan Kanoa, Chamorri, Charles P. Kekoolani, Clayton Boyle, Cleveland, Clinic, comic, ComNavMar Band, Connie Keone, Cris Electronics, Crown Motors, cruise, Cumberland Law School, David Kalama, David M. Sablan, Dededo, Denver Dickerson, Department of Interior, Department of Labor, Don Meloan, Donald O’Kennedy, Dr. Angeles Flores, Dr. Antonio Mortera, Dr. Carlos S. Camacho, Dr. Julio O’Laco, Dr. Manuel Comia, Dr. Manuel F. Aldan, Dr. Milagros Villena, Dr. William Peck, E.L. Gibson, East Agana Combo, Edith McKinzie, Editorial Comment, Eleanor Rogers, Emily York, F. Bivins, F. Duenas, F.L. Moylan Company, F.T. Ramirez, Father Andrew San Augustin, FAWA, Federation of Asian Women’s Convention, Filipino Ladies Association of Guam, Fish, fishing, Flag, Florence Palting, Four Winds, Francisco B. Kaipat, Francisco S. Chong, Frank Domingquez, G. Eppard, George Bamba, George Ingling, George Washing High School, Glimpses of Guam, GMH, Government, Government of Guam, Governor Manuel F.L. Guerrero, GovGuam, Greg Calvo, Guam Academy of Music, Guam Council of the Navy League, Guam Fishing Derby, Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority, Guam Memorial Hospital, Guam Office Supply, Guam Square Dancers, Guam Times Weekly, Guam Women’s Club, Gun, GWHS, H. Vaughn League, Henry Cabot Lodge, Henry Ford, Herbert A. LaJoie, Hi-Lites, Hillbillies, Hong Kong Gardens, Honolulu, Hula Halau, Imrodj Village, inoculation, Insular Products Co., J. Castro, J. Toves, J. Yamashita, Jaluit Atoll, Jaluit Lagoon, Jan Rase, Joeten Market, John F. Kennedy School, John Hayes, John Palomo, Jolly Boat, Jose I. Seman, June 6th 1964, Kaiser, KUAM Radio, KUAM TV-8, Kwjalein, Latte Stone, Legislature, Lenny’s Beauty Shop, Leon Flores, Lino P. Villagomez, Little League, Liz and her Kaneleos, Loretta Williams, Los Angeles, M/V Ran Annim, Madeleine Bordallo, Magna Gems, Majuro Atoll, Manila Trading & Supply Co., Manuel L. Jose, Marcia Garcia, Marlin, Marshall Islands, Mexico, Mexsana Powder, Miller Trio, Navy Relief Carnival, North Carolina, Nyasaland, Oakland Redevelopment Agency, Odessa Dubinsky, Office of Emergency Planning, Ohio, P. DeVenecia, Pacific Far East Lines, pagan, Pagan Island, Palau, Peace Corps, Peat Marwick Mitchell & Co., Pedro S. Guerrero, Penworthy, Philippine Youth Club, Piti, Playland Bowl, public health, Public Law 103, R. Allen, Rawhide, Ray Follas, Recipe of the Week, Richard F. Taitano, Ricky’s Auto Co., Robert Allen, Robert Babauta, Rudolph G. Sablan, run, running, Ruth G. Can Cleve, S. Sanchez, Saigon, sailing, Saipan, Sam Bass, Samoa, Santa Gertrudis heifers, Santa Rita, Sarigan, Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Ship, skeet shooting, South Seas, sports, sprinting, T.A. Darling, Tahiti, Taotao, tax, taxes, Tennessee, Three Hits and a Miss, Three Musketeers and a Mascot Part II, Thunderbird Field, Toby and his Folksingers, Toby Liberty, Tommy’s Bakery, track and field, Trust Territory, Tumon Art Club, Tumon Fair, Tumon Junior-Senior High School, U.S. Airforce, U.S. Department of Labor, U.S. Navy, U.S.S. Tom Green County, United States Employment Service, Universal Press, Vicente Guerrero, Vietnam, volume 1 number 17, Washington D.C.

The High Cost of Living

An article by Editor Manuel L. Jose. Editor Jose writes on the supposed ineffectiveness, if not abuse of power that the island’s governmental officials have in relation to their very own people and their living conditions; focusing on how Governor…

Historic Meeting - Speaker Returns Photo

The Honorable A.B. Won Pat, Speaker of the Seventh Guam Legislature, arrived at 6:00 a.m. this morning via Pan American World Airways from Washington, D.C. He left for Washington in early February pursuant to Resolution Nos. 292 and 305. Present at…

Tags: A.B. Wont Pat, Airport, April 18 1964, F.T. Ramirez, Governor Guerrero, Guam Times Weekly, Guerrero, Historic Meeting – Speaker Returns, Jose, legislators, Manuel F.L. Guerrero, Manuel L. Jose, Pan American World Airways, Ramirez, Seventh Guam Legislature, volume 1 number 10, Washington D.C., Won Pat

Historic Meeting - Speaker Returns

An article done by Editor Manuel L. Jose. Editor Jose states that a parade of people met Speaker A.B. Won Pat at the airport for his arrival back home

Tags: A.B. Wont Pat, Airport, April 18 1964, F.T. Ramirez, Governor Guerrero, Guam Times Weekly, Guerrero, Historic Meeting – Speaker Returns, Jose, legislators, Manuel F.L. Guerrero, Manuel L. Jose, Pan American World Airways, Ramirez, Seventh Guam Legislature, volume 1 number 10, Washington D.C., Won Pat

Real… Or Unrealistic?

An article by Editor Manuel L. Jose in which he compares the previous over payment of the 1962 real estate tax towards the over-estimated monetary appropriation for the Guam Rehabilitation Act

Tags: appropriation, April 18 1964, article, Governor Manuel F.L. Guerrero, Guam Rehabilitation Act, Guam Times Weekly, Guerrero, House Appropriation Committee of Congress, Jose, Manuel F.L. Guerrero, Manuel L. Jose, real estate tax of 1962, Real or Unrealistic, tax collectable, Typhoon Karen, volume 1 number 10

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