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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…

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Women in Politics

An article by Editor Marjorie E. Smith. Editor Smith writes about the advances that women have made in politics, focusing on Senator Margaret Chase Smith, stateside, and a plethora of women on the island of Guam, forebearers being the four women from…

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News Weekly from the Governor's Office Photo

FEDERAL SAFETY COUNCIL, GUAM, West Pacific Islands Area, met recently to elect officers. Elected were: (L-R) Lt. W.J. Adkins, USN, vice president and chairman of traffic safety; Ed Engledow, special assistant to the Governor of Guam; Herb Lajoi, PWC,…

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News Weekly from the Governor's Office

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,…

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What Could Be Guam's Economic Future?

An article by Editor Manuel L. Jose. Editor Jose brings attention to the lackluster approach in which Governor Guerrero is appealing to Congress regarding funds that are to be allocated under the Guam Rehabilitation Act, specifically under the aspect…

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Speaker A.B. Won Pat Press Release Photo

Photo of Speaker A.B. Won Pat

Speaker AB Won Pat Press Release

Speaker Won Pat reports on appropriations under PL88-170: ‘Guam Rehabilitation Bill’ the subcommittee on Department of Interior and Agencies House Committee on Appropriations held hearings on February 20th, 1964 for requests for appropriations under…

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