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Preparing for Typhoons and Weathering

This article covers the definitions of typhoons and tropical storms, along with procedures for families for weathering these storms. Also included are descriptions of responsibilities for utilities offices during tropical storms and typhoons

Tags: Condition of Readiness, James W. Darling, Preparing for Typhoons and Weathering, Typhoon Karen, Typhoon Olive

Typhoon Sally Visits Guam Photo 4

DEMOLISHED. Juan Mesa’s home on lonely hill near Talofofo was completely wrecked by Sally. Family took shelter in a cave in nearby cliffs. Houses in this location were destroyed by both Karen and Olive, and Mesa said the family hopes to replaced the…

Tags: horse, Juan Mesa, property damage, Talofofo, Typhoon Karen, Typhoon Olive, Typhoon Sally Visits Guam

Speak Out Your Minds

Speak Out Your Minds features letters from the public expressing concerns about current events: two letters are from Violet Sweet to Patricia Jane Dungca and Ruth G. Van Cleve

Tags: economy, education, Guam Rehabilitation Act, Industry, letters, Patricia Jane Dungca, Ruth G. Van Cleve, Speak Out Your Minds, standard of living, Typhoon Karen, Typhoon Olive, Violet Sweet

Air Force Community Weekly

A weekly release from the Air Force Community – this issue focuses on CMSgt. Ralph G. Hague, a service man by the end of his most recent reenlistment, would have 30 years of unbroken commitment

Tags: 301st Bomb Wing, A-Bomb, AAFB, Air Force Community Weekly, Andersen AFB, Andersen Air Force Base, Enola Gay, Frank M. Remmele, O-47’s, Ralph G. Hague, reenlistment, Tinian, Typhoon Karen, Typhoon Olive, World War II

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…

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 Appropriation 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

Navy Log Weekly Photo 5

SURVEYING new construction projects are these men from Mobile Construction Battalion Ten. Some of their first projects will be new access roads at NAS Agana, new facilities for Pad 5, and a small boat Fleet Landing. The battalion arrived on Guam…

Tags: American Embassy, American Red Cross, Captain W.L. Marshall, Cdr. D. A. Woodard, Chaplain Stephen M. Panko, Christopher, ComNavMarianas, Earl W. Henslee, Fais Island, Fassarai Island, Fleet Weather Control, Guam, Guam Times Weekly, Hasgur, Hayuflar, Heavy Photographic Squadron 61, Henslee, Ignacio Siyob, Join Weather Warning Center, Joseph Ormar, Krause, Lt. Eugene S. Krause, Luis Yoloreg, March 28 1964, Marcher Hayuflar, Marine Barracks, Marshall, Mobile Construction Battalion Ten, Naval Dental Clinic, Naval Finance Office, Naval Magazine, Navy Log Weekly, NSD, Pablo Hasgur, Panko, Pedro Yamalmai, Public Works, Rear Admiral Thomas A. Christopher, Red Cross donations, Red Cross Drive, Red Cross fund, Siyob, Typhoon Olive, Ulithian, US Coast Guard, US Marines, US Naval Communication, US Navy, volume 1 number 7, Woodard, Yamalmai, Yguy, Yohanes Yguy, Yoloreg, Yormar

Navy Log Weekly Photo 4

ALL ABOARD - Ignacio Siyob poses aboard the outrigger canoe that carried six of his subjects to the Philippines last year. The canoe will be taken back to Ulithi next month aboard a Trust Territory ship. - (U.S. Navy Photo)

Tags: American Embassy, American Red Cross, Captain W.L. Marshall, Cdr. D. A. Woodard, Chaplain Stephen M. Panko, Christopher, ComNavMarianas, Earl W. Henslee, Fais Island, Fassarai Island, Fleet Weather Control, Guam, Guam Times Weekly, Hasgur, Hayuflar, Heavy Photographic Squadron 61, Henslee, Ignacio Siyob, Join Weather Warning Center, Joseph Ormar, Krause, Lt. Eugene S. Krause, Luis Yoloreg, March 28 1964, Marcher Hayuflar, Marine Barracks, Marshall, Mobile Construction Battalion Ten, Naval Dental Clinic, Naval Finance Office, Naval Magazine, Navy Log Weekly, NSD, Pablo Hasgur, Panko, Pedro Yamalmai, Public Works, Rear Admiral Thomas A. Christopher, Red Cross donations, Red Cross Drive, Red Cross fund, Siyob, Typhoon Olive, Ulithian, US Coast Guard, US Marines, US Naval Communication, US Navy, volume 1 number 7, Woodard, Yamalmai, Yguy, Yohanes Yguy, Yoloreg, Yormar

Navy Log Weekly Photo 3

OFFLOADING - Rear Adm. Thomas A. Christopher, ComnavMarianas and Ignacio Siyob, one of the Ulithian kings, watch the out-rigger canoe being offloaded from the HSCG Buttonwood. Siyob is a patient at the Naval Hospital here. - (U.S. Navy Photo)

Tags: American Embassy, American Red Cross, Captain W.L. Marshall, Cdr. D. A. Woodard, Chaplain Stephen M. Panko, Christopher, ComNavMarianas, Earl W. Henslee, Fais Island, Fassarai Island, Fleet Weather Control, Guam, Guam Times Weekly, Hasgur, Hayuflar, Heavy Photographic Squadron 61, Henslee, Ignacio Siyob, Join Weather Warning Center, Joseph Ormar, Krause, Lt. Eugene S. Krause, Luis Yoloreg, March 28 1964, Marcher Hayuflar, Marine Barracks, Marshall, Mobile Construction Battalion Ten, Naval Dental Clinic, Naval Finance Office, Naval Magazine, Navy Log Weekly, NSD, Pablo Hasgur, Panko, Pedro Yamalmai, Public Works, Rear Admiral Thomas A. Christopher, Red Cross donations, Red Cross Drive, Red Cross fund, Siyob, Typhoon Olive, Ulithian, US Coast Guard, US Marines, US Naval Communication, US Navy, volume 1 number 7, Woodard, Yamalmai, Yguy, Yohanes Yguy, Yoloreg, Yormar

Navy Log Weekly Photo 2

RE-ENLISTING for another six years is Earl W. Henslee, PHCM, leading chief of Heavy Photographic Squadron 61. He is being sworn in by Cdr. D. A. Woodward, Executive Officer of the squadron. - (U.S. Navy Photo)

Tags: American Embassy, American Red Cross, Captain W.L. Marshall, Cdr. D. A. Woodard, Chaplain Stephen M. Panko, Christopher, ComNavMarianas, Earl W. Henslee, Fais Island, Fassarai Island, Fleet Weather Control, Guam, Guam Times Weekly, Hasgur, Hayuflar, Heavy Photographic Squadron 61, Henslee, Ignacio Siyob, Join Weather Warning Center, Joseph Ormar, Krause, Lt. Eugene S. Krause, Luis Yoloreg, March 28 1964, Marcher Hayuflar, Marine Barracks, Marshall, Mobile Construction Battalion Ten, Naval Dental Clinic, Naval Finance Office, Naval Magazine, Navy Log Weekly, NSD, Pablo Hasgur, Panko, Pedro Yamalmai, Public Works, Rear Admiral Thomas A. Christopher, Red Cross donations, Red Cross Drive, Red Cross fund, Siyob, Typhoon Olive, Ulithian, US Coast Guard, US Marines, US Naval Communication, US Navy, volume 1 number 7, Woodard, Yamalmai, Yguy, Yohanes Yguy, Yoloreg, Yormar

Navy Log Weekly Photo 1

PROMOTION - Lt. Eugene S. Krause was recently advanced to his rank. Shown here assisting in the ceremony are his wife, Pat, and Capt. W. L. Marshall, Commanding Officer, Ship Repair Facility. - (U.S. Navy Photo)

Tags: American Embassy, American Red Cross, Captain W.L. Marshall, Cdr. D. A. Woodard, Chaplain Stephen M. Panko, Christopher, ComNavMarianas, Earl W. Henslee, Fais Island, Fassarai Island, Fleet Weather Control, Guam, Guam Times Weekly, Hasgur, Hayuflar, Heavy Photographic Squadron 61, Henslee, Ignacio Siyob, Join Weather Warning Center, Joseph Ormar, Krause, Lt. Eugene S. Krause, Luis Yoloreg, March 28 1964, Marcher Hayuflar, Marine Barracks, Marshall, Mobile Construction Battalion Ten, Naval Dental Clinic, Naval Finance Office, Naval Magazine, Navy Log Weekly, NSD, Pablo Hasgur, Panko, Pedro Yamalmai, Public Works, Rear Admiral Thomas A. Christopher, Red Cross donations, Red Cross Drive, Red Cross fund, Siyob, Typhoon Olive, Ulithian, US Coast Guard, US Marines, US Naval Communication, US Navy, volume 1 number 7, Woodard, Yamalmai, Yguy, Yohanes Yguy, Yoloreg, Yormar

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