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Governor Guerrero's Initial Report
An article that covers Governor Guerrero's trip to Washington, D.C. for the allocated funds for the Guam Rehabilitation Act. As stated from the Editor, the Weekly staff were unable to reach the Governor for a face to face meeting, so a series of…
News Weekly from the Governor's Office
A series of mini reports from the Government: Governor Issues Initial Report on His DC Trip, Governor Guerrero returned Thursday with hopes that the House will vote on the budget alterations of the Guam Rehabilitation Bill - for Guam is $11,464,000…
News Weekly from the Governor's Office Photo
Edward A. McDermott, Director of the Office of Emergency Planning in the Executive Office of the President and Governor Manuel F. L. Guerrero of Guam sign an agreement authorizing an additional $5,200,000 disaster relief project as a result of…
Pay Bill Increase Signed Photo
Members of the Guam Legislature and other officials watch as Governor Manuel Guerrero signs Bill 247, eliminating territorial post differential and raising salary ranges for government employees
The Governor's Report to the People
The Governor, upon his return to Guam, repeated his speech that he delivered to Washington D.C. in regards to the Guam Rehabilitation Bill, to a crowd assembled at the Surf Club, after a regular meeting of the Guam Chamber of Commerce.
Cold Canyons or Cold Cuts?
An opinion article from Editor Jose that discusses the actual consequences from Governor Guerrero's trip to Washington regarding the money appropriations from the Guam Rehabilitation Act - as far as the records from the House Committee, Guam has yet…
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
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…
Guam To Elect Governor?
A short article that states that the US Government introduced a bill, based on former President Lyndon B. Johnson and his administration and their time on Guam, in which Guam will become a self-governing territory
This Week at the Legislature
This article features two letters from Henry M. Jackson and Barratt O’Hara, respectively, and their new respect for Speaker Antonio B. Wonpat and his endeavors for the people of Guam
