News Weekly from the Governor's Office
Title
News Weekly from the Governor's Office
Subject
Guam Times Weekly, volume 1 number 12, May 2 1964, News Weekly from the Governor’s Office, article, governmental release, Government of Guam, GovGuam, government, Committee on Children and Youth, NCS Beach, Lester Benbow, Shirley Benbow, Guam Rehabilitation Bill, Guam Rehabilitation Act, Commercial Port, College of Guam, Asan, Piti, slaughter house, Department of Interior, Congress, Fiscal Year 1966, Robert A. Rapp, Larry E. Brown, Dale Call, Leonard C. Manning, Gemini project, Apollo project, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, NASA, High Commissioner M.W. Goding, Dr. James W. Sampson, Trust Territory, Wyoming State Public Health Services, University of Nebraska, College of Medicine, School of Public Health, University of California, Saipan, Federal Safety Council, West Pacific Islands, Lt. W.N. Adkins, United States Navy, Ed Engledow, Herb Lajoi, PWC, Joaquin S. Santos, Asan, Merle A. Tudor, CIRO, Edward L.G. Augon, District Court
Description
News Weekly from the Governor’s Office
Counselors Needed – the Governor’s Committee on Children and Youth need counselors for their summer camp program. In July there will be two camp sessions: the first for the boys, from July 6th to July 15th, the second for girls, July 22nd to July 31st. For each session there will be 200 campers total, ranging from ages six to 16; the campers will be selected by a screening committee with a percentage of the total population taken from each village, including the Air Force and Navy. For every 10 children there will be one counselor, and there will be a nurse on duty at all times. The camp will be located a mile north of NCS Beach. Counselors will be paid for their services. For more information, or to sign up, please contact Lester or Shirley Benbow at 42-1100 and or write to them at P.O. Box 1887, Agana
10 Million Asked – the Governor’s Office requested $10 million from the federal government for capital improvement and rehabilitation projects: $4,630,000 for the relocation of the Commercial Port; $2,225,600 for village development; $435,00 for the College of Guam classroom building; $1,414,000 for water systems; $637,000 for the Asan-Piti sewer system; $135,000 fish and marine development; $300,00 for pasture and forage; and $100,00 for a slaughter house. The Department of Interior was asked to submit the request for those mentioned previously to Congress. The appropriation will be under Fiscal Year 1966 and part of the $45 Million from the Guam Rehabilitation Bill
NASA Team Departs – Robert A. Rapp, Larry E. Brown, Dale Call, and Leonard C. Manning, all from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, was scheduled to leave the island following their survey for their organizations Gemini and Apollo projects
Sampson Appointed Medical Services Dr. – High Commissioner M.W. Goding appointed Dr. James W. Sampson as the new Director of Medical Services for the Trust Territory. Dr. Sampson hails from Cheyenne, Wyoming; he had been the Director of Wyoming State Public Health Services from 1946-1959. Dr. Sampson is a graduate from the University of Nebraska, College of Medicine, and holds a M.P.H. Degree from the School of Public Health, University of California. Sampson’s family is set to arrive in Saipan by April 30th
Counselors Needed – the Governor’s Committee on Children and Youth need counselors for their summer camp program. In July there will be two camp sessions: the first for the boys, from July 6th to July 15th, the second for girls, July 22nd to July 31st. For each session there will be 200 campers total, ranging from ages six to 16; the campers will be selected by a screening committee with a percentage of the total population taken from each village, including the Air Force and Navy. For every 10 children there will be one counselor, and there will be a nurse on duty at all times. The camp will be located a mile north of NCS Beach. Counselors will be paid for their services. For more information, or to sign up, please contact Lester or Shirley Benbow at 42-1100 and or write to them at P.O. Box 1887, Agana
10 Million Asked – the Governor’s Office requested $10 million from the federal government for capital improvement and rehabilitation projects: $4,630,000 for the relocation of the Commercial Port; $2,225,600 for village development; $435,00 for the College of Guam classroom building; $1,414,000 for water systems; $637,000 for the Asan-Piti sewer system; $135,000 fish and marine development; $300,00 for pasture and forage; and $100,00 for a slaughter house. The Department of Interior was asked to submit the request for those mentioned previously to Congress. The appropriation will be under Fiscal Year 1966 and part of the $45 Million from the Guam Rehabilitation Bill
NASA Team Departs – Robert A. Rapp, Larry E. Brown, Dale Call, and Leonard C. Manning, all from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, was scheduled to leave the island following their survey for their organizations Gemini and Apollo projects
Sampson Appointed Medical Services Dr. – High Commissioner M.W. Goding appointed Dr. James W. Sampson as the new Director of Medical Services for the Trust Territory. Dr. Sampson hails from Cheyenne, Wyoming; he had been the Director of Wyoming State Public Health Services from 1946-1959. Dr. Sampson is a graduate from the University of Nebraska, College of Medicine, and holds a M.P.H. Degree from the School of Public Health, University of California. Sampson’s family is set to arrive in Saipan by April 30th
Creator
Guam Times Weekly
Source
Guam Times Weekly
Date
1964-05
Rights
Fair Use.
Relation
Publication produced by Manuel L. Jose
Format
PDF
Language
EN
Type
Text
Identifier
MARC_GTW_v1_n12_1964_News Weekly from the Governor's Office_12
Coverage
Guam
Original Format
Magazine
Call Number
DU, 647, A26, MARC, v.1, no. 1-12, c.2
Page Number
12
Contributor
Guam Police
Citation
Guam Times Weekly , “News Weekly from the Governor's Office,” University of Guam Digital Archives and Exhibitions, accessed May 14, 2024, https://uogguafak.omeka.net/items/show/2780.