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Tags: banana, Department of Agriculture, Governor Manuel F.L. Guerrero, Leon D. Flores, Typhoon Damage Survey Completed, Typhoon Sally

Tags: Department of Agriculture, Take Care of Those Bananas, Typhoon Sally

Tags: A.W. Walton Jr., David Flores, Department of Agriculture, Governor Manuel F.L. Guerrero, Mangilao, News Weekly from the Governor’s Office, Typhoon Karen

Tags: ‘Deeper than Atlanta’, ‘Great Effort’ exercise, ‘Olympic Torch’, ‘Operation Security’, ‘The Ambassadors’, ‘the Fugitive’, ‘Trial by Jury’, ‘Women on Guam’, 15 State Western Governor’s Conference, 1964 Chrysler, 1964 Dodge, 1964 Dodge Dart, 1964 Plymouth, 1964 Valiant, 22d Wing B-52, 2d Bomb Squadron, 38th Parallel Dental Society, 3960th Strategic Wing, 79th Air Rescue Squadron, 863rd Medical Group, A.L. Alley, AAFB, AAUW, Adelup Elementary School, advertisement, African Snail, AG3, agag, Agana, Agana Boat Basin, Agana Heights Elementary, Agat Cardinals, Agat Jr. High School, agriculture, Agrihan, Aguijan, Air Rescue Service, Airborne Early Warning, Aircraft, Alamagan Island, Alamagau, Alfonso C. Rasa, American Red Cross, American Stomatological Society of Japan, Anatahan, Andersen AFB, Andersen AFB NCO Wives Club, Andersen AFB Officer’s Wives Club, Andersen Air Force Base, Anigua, Anne Broaddus, Anne Flannigan, appliances, art, Arts and Crafts Summer Program, Asuncion, Australia, automobile, baking, Band, band concert, Barbara Steffenson, Barrigada, Barrigada Jr. High, basketball, Beach, Belham Sakuma, Benjamin Stone, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Betty Sawyer, Bill 247, boats, Boondock Haven Navy Wives Club, Boy Scouts, Boysen Paints, Butler’s Inc., Byron Baker, C.E. Morton, California, Calvo’s Insurance Underwriters Inc., Camp Zama, Capt. Kenneth J. Orne, Captain H.K. Bragg, car, Carolinas, CBR team, Central League, Chamber of Commerce, Chaplain Major Aldred L. Alley, Charie Lamach, Charles Farnum, Charles Floro, Charles Mason, chemical-biological-radiological team, Christopher Columbus, Chrysler International, Church, CMSgt. Walter W. Johnson, coconuts, Cocos Island, Col. Edward C. Unger, Col. George Pfeiffer Jr., Col. T.P. Tatum, Col. William J. Boudreaux, College of Guam, Colorado State, combat exercise, comics, Committee on Children and Youth, Comnavmar, ComNavMar Saff Wives Club, Construction, contract work, cooking, copra, Crosswinds Officers Wives Club, Crown Motors, D’Oyle Carte, Damien Sahl, Dave Mendiola, Dededo, Department of Agriculture, Department of Labor and Personnel, Department of Public Works, Deputy High Commissioner Richard Flores Taitano, diving, Doctor Captain Evan Orme, Doctor Captain Forman Kan, Doctor Captain Ken Johnson, Doctor Captain Mike Lawbaugh, Dodger Field, Dorothy Soliday, Dr. Daniel J. Schnieder, Dr. William V. Vitarelli, Dutch, Earl Conway, East Agana Combo, EC-121K, Eddie Perira, Editorial Comment, Eileen Kershaw, Eldred Murff, electrical, Elizabeth I, Ellen Wishik, Elma Mathews, Elzabeth Yoshia, Embrey Howson, Employee’s Retirement Fund, Enrique Naputi, entertainment, Episcopal Churchwomen of St. John the Divine, Epsilon Sigma Alpha Society, Far East Trading Company, Farallon de Pajaron, farming, FAWA, FAWA Convention, Federal Housing Administration, Federation of Asian Women’s Association, Ferdinand Magellan, FHA, Filipino Ladies’ Association, fine china, fireworks, Fleet Weather Central Wives Club, Francisco Ada, fudge cookies, furniture, Gabrielle Hesse, George Wallace, Germany, Glimpses of Guam, Go-Cart Races, Goat Island, Gordon Balbirnie, Government House, Government of Guam Retirement Fund, Governor Manuel F.L. Guerrero, Governor’s Committee on Children and Youth, GovGuam, Grand Tetons, Greg Calvo, Greg Castro, Guam Employment Service, Guam Finance and Development Corporation, Guam Fishing Derby, Guam Service Center, Guam Theatre Guild, Guam Times Weekly, Guam Women’s Club, Guguan, Guitar, hardware, Harold C. Howell, Harriet Sokol, Hawaii, Hawaii Kai, Helen Eden, High Commissioner M.W. Goding, Hilton, Hints from Kay, Hogan Tanaka, home eonomics, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Gardens’, hotel, housing projects, immigration, Inarajan, Inarajan Junior High School, instruments, Insular Constabulary, insurance, James I, James M. Curley, Japan, Jeanne Omary, Jeanne Wright, Jimmy Coots, Joana Guilibert, Joaquin Guerrero, Joe Pangelinan, Joeten Market, John M. Spivey, Jose C. Tenorio, Kahoolawe, Kaiser Industries, Kansuo Ngas, Kauai, Kay Kurtz, Kim F. Hill, Korea, Kris Takawo, KUAM, KUAM Radio, KUAM TV-8, Lake Anigua, Lanai, LCDR John Hartland, Leon D. Flores, Liberty Statue, Lillian Story, Little League Baseball, Little League Baseball Tournament, lock services, Lt. Col. Myron D. Miller, Lt. Eugene Krause, Lt. Howard Wells, Lt. lewis M. Hard, Lt. Marvin Rathegen, Lt. W. I’Anson, Ltjg. Doug McKay, Ltjg. Robert H. Armsby, Lumber, Lutheran Service Center Wives, M/V Four Winds, Mae Warden, Magdelana Inoue, Mandarin Fashions, Mangilao, Mangilao Aces, Manhattan, Manila, Manuel Sablan, Manuel Villagomez, March AFB, Marianas Divers, Marianas Naval Officer’s Wives Club, Marilyn Hughes, Marine Barracks, Marine Drive, Marshalls, Marson’s, MATS Headquarters, Matthews & Lembke, Maug, Maui, May 23 1964, Medical Services Department, Merizo, Merizo Boat Landing, Merizo Elementary, millwork, Molokai, Mongmong, Moylan’s, Mrs. E. Wright, Mrs. Eileen King, Mrs. F. Hartin, Mrs. G. Rae, Mrs. Ge. Needham, Mrs. Gordon Findley, Mrs. H.G. K. Faaland, Mrs. Jarrard T. Cook, Mrs. John Thomas, Mrs. M. Rekdahl, Mrs. S. McIntosh, Mrs. Thomas H. Odell, music, Nancy Inman, NAS, NAS VAP-61 Enlisted Mens’ Wives Club, Naval Air Station, Naval Station, Naval Supply Depot Wives Club, Navy Civil Engineer Corps., Navy Dental Wives Club, Navy Relief Carnival, Navy Relief Fund Drive, New York, Niihau, Nimitz Beach, Northern League, Northern Mariana Islands, Northern Mariana Islands District, Oahu, Okinawa, outsourcing, Pacific Construction Company, Pacific Governor’s Conference, pagan, Palau, Panciteria, Partida, Paseo, Paseo de Susana, PCC, Pedro S. Guerrero, Pete Baza, Petrinella Aquino, Philippine Union College, Philippines, Pilar Lujan, Pillboxes, Piti Elementary School, Plane, play, plumbing, Ponape, Portugal, Price School, Prince Henry the Navigator, printing services, publishing services, Pump Room, Pyle, radiation, Radio, radio play, radio show, Raymond Setik, Rear Admiral Thomas A. Christopher, Recipe of the Week, Red Cross, religion, rice, Rizal Beach, Robert Bamba, Roger Over, Roger St. Pierre, Rosa Roberto, Ross Barnett, Rota, Roy T. Gallemore, rubber stamps, Saipan, Sala Thai, San Francisco, Sarigan, scholarships, Scot AFB, Seventh Guam Legislature, sewing, Ship Repair Facility, Ship Repair Facility Wives, Ships, Sinajana Elementary School, Sixth Annual Table Fashion Tea, Sixton Howard, song, Songsong, Southern League, Spain, Spanish Era, sports, SRF, St. Francis School, Strik Yoma, Swank Shop, Table Fashions Tea, Takeo Yano, Talofofo Elementary School, Tamuning, Tamuning Greens, tea party, The Seaman’s Inn Chalan Kanoa, theatre, Thomas Remengesau, Tinian, Tipalao Housing, Toastmasters International, Tommy Tanaka, Tommy’s Bakery, Tony Leon Guerrero, Tony Mafnas, tools, Topsecret Toastmasters Club, Tosiwo Nakayama, tourism, Town House, trade, trading, Trev Howell, Truk, Trust Territory, Trust Territory Headquarters Public Information and Special Projects Office, Tumon, Tumon High School, Tun Tavern Trophy, typhoon, Typhoon Tracking, U.S. Coast Guard Officer’s Wives Club, U.S.N.S. Barrett, Umatac Elementary School, United Nations Trusteeship Council, Universal Press, University of Hawaii, Uracas, vehicle, Vivian Ollila, Volkswagen, volume 1 number 15, VW-1, weather, Weather Services Office, weaving, Weiser Locks, Wettengel Elementary School, Willie Victor, Windward Hills Golf and Country Club, World War II, WWII, Wyoming, Yona, Youth Day Olympics

Tags: A.B. Won Pat, Agana, Air Terminal Building, American Institute of Planners, Apra Harbor, article, Australasia, Australia, Bureau of Customs Marine Circular No. 214, Cabras Island, cattle, Chamber of Commerce, Coconut, commercial fishing, Commercial Port, copra, Coproducts Corporation, cow, dairy, Department of Agriculture, Department of Education, Department of Fish and Wildlife, Department of Health, Department of Interior, Dominion Navigation Company, economic program, Editor Manuel L. Jose, finances, Fish, fish industry, fishing, Galvez Bank, goat, Government of Guam, Governor Manuel F.L. Guerrero, GovGuam, Guam Harbor Development Study, Guam Rehabilitation Act, Guam Rehabilitation Bill, Guam Times Weekly, Hawaii, Hong Kong, Honolulu, House Appropriations Committee, Japan, Korea, Long Range Economic Development Plan, May 2 1964, Merizo, Military, MSTS, Navy, Navy Ship Repair Facility, New Zealand, Pacific Area Travel Association, Pacific Far East Line, Peru, Philippines, Pig, San Francisco, Santa Rosa Bank, Sixth Guam Legislature, swine, Taiwan, Trust Territory, Tudor Engineering Company, Typhoon Karen, Typhoon Olive, U.S. Coast Guard, Umatac, volume 1 number 12, wharf, What Could Be Guam’s Economic Future, Winfield K. Denton, World War Two, WWII, Yellow Mottle Decline

Tags: Agriculture Service, April 11 1964, Department of Agriculture, Economic Opportunity Act of 1964, Fiscal Year 1964, Fiscal Year 1965, Guam Rehabilitation Act, Guam Times Weekly, Housing and Community Development Act of 1964, HR 10433, HR 3896, HR 9751, legislator, Secretary of the Navy, Senate Subcommittee on Appropriations, Senator Jackson, Seventh Guam Legislature, Speaker A.B. Won Pat, This Week at the Legislature, volume 1 number 9, Won Pat

Tags: April 4 1964, article, Barrigada, C.F. Naputi, Camacho, Chalan Pago, College of Guam, Cristobal, David Flores, Dededo, Department of Agriculture, elementary schools, Fine Arts Building, G.S. San Augustin, George Washington Junior High, Government, Government of Guam, Governmental release, Governor Guerrero, GovGuam, Guam Finance and Development Corporation, Guam Rehabilitation Bill, Guam Times Weekly, Guerrero, Harmon, J.C. Mendiola, J.G. San Nicolas, J.M. Stovall, Joan Merriam, Jorge Cristobal, Library, Lt. M.D. Perez, Manuel F.L. Guerrero, Marine Drive, Mendiola, Meno, Merizo, Mongmong, Naputi, News Weekly from the Governor’s Office, Ordot, Perez, Photo, Proclamation No. 64-7, Public Utility Agency, Red Cross Month, Ricardo T. Guerrero, San Nicolas, School for Exceptional Children, Sgts. E.C. Meno, Stovall, Talofofo, Trade and Technical School, V.N. Yalomo, V.Q. Camacho, Vocational Rehabilitation Center, volume 1 number 8, Wettengel, Yalomo

Tags: April 4 1964, article, Barrigada, C.F. Naputi, Camacho, Chalan Pago, College of Guam, Cristobal, David Flores, Dededo, Department of Agriculture, elementary schools, Fine Arts Building, G.S. San Augustin, George Washington Junior High, Government, Government of Guam, Governmental release, Governor Guerrero, GovGuam, Guam Finance and Development Corporation, Guam Rehabilitation Bill, Guam Times Weekly, Guerrero, Harmon, J.C. Mendiola, J.G. San Nicolas, J.M. Stovall, Joan Merriam, Jorge Cristobal, Library, Lt. M.D. Perez, Manuel F.L. Guerrero, Marine Drive, Mendiola, Meno, Merizo, Mongmong, Naputi, News Weekly from the Governor’s Office, Ordot, Perez, Photo, Proclamation No. 64-7, Public Utility Agency, Red Cross Month, Ricardo T. Guerrero, San Augustin, San Nicolas, School for Exceptional Children, Sgts. E.C. Meno, Stovall, Talofofo, Trade and Technical School, V.N. Yalomo, V.Q. Camacho, Vocational Rehabilitation Center, volume 1 number 8, Wettengel, Yalomo

Tags: Amelia Earhart, American Battle Monuments Commission, Bill 138, Bill 162, Bill 166, Bill 196, Bill 211, Bill 215, Bill 221, Bill 250, Bill 251, Bill 255, Bill 275, David Flores, Department of Agriculture, Don Malone, Ensign Stephen Young, Fiscal Year 1964, Fiscal Year 1965, Flores, Fort Apugan, GMH, Government, Government of Guam, Government release, Government Releases, GovGuam, Guam Memorial Hospital, Guam Retirement Fund, Guam Times Weekly, Joan Merriam, legislators, Malone, March 21 1964, Naval Hospital, News Weekly from the Governor’s Office, Poison Prevention, R.A. Smith, Smith, Trade-Tech Bill, volume 1 number 6

Tags: Amelia Earhart, American Battle Monuments Commission, Bill 138, Bill 162, Bill 166, Bill 196, Bill 211, Bill 215, Bill 221, Bill 250, Bill 251, Bill 255, Bill 275, David Flores, Department of Agriculture, Don Malone, Ensign Stephen Young, Fiscal Year 1964, Fiscal Year 1965, Flores, Fort Apugan, GMH, Government, Government of Guam, Government release, Government Releases, GovGuam, Guam Memorial Hospital, Guam Retirement Fund, Guam Times Weekly, Joan Merriam, legislators, Malone, March 21 1964, Naval Hospital, News Weekly from the Governor’s Office, Poison Prevention, R.A. Smith, Smith, Trade-Tech Bill, volume 1 number 6