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Economist Calls For Investment
Clyde Hartz’s address on the economy of Guam, which was delivered at the Rotary Club of Guam
Gloom Factor Grips Guam
Lew Wolff, the economist in charge of economic surveys for Yona and Sinajana under the Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority. Wolff suggests, to improve the economy, to switch to a consumer economy, and or trade with the Trust Territory
Wouldn't It Be Nice
This week’s issue, November 14th, 1964, “Wouldn’t It Be Nice.” Opinions include those regarding the possible unfair and unjust charges at car auto shops, costs of tourism, infrastructure regarding Government of Guam and utility buildings, and…
Guest Editorial - To Frank Isezaki Conservationist
An article written by Benjamin C. Stone. Stone writes on the death of Frank Isezaki and the importance of Frank’s work on the island and more
Urban Renewal Squabble
The Norman D. Fitzgerald and Associates were chosen as appraisers for the Guam Urban Renewal Project. There’s controversy behind this decision as Norman D. Fitzgerald and Associates estimated $89,000 while another company, Gaspard and Company…
P&O Liner to Call in March
A tourist cruiser from Pacific and Orient, the Himalaya, will dock on Guam on March 30th, 1965 – the island is speculated to be a port of rest as its’s under investigation by F.B. Wooley and R.W. Glassford to be possible tourist cruise ports
The Party Platforms
An article that focuses on debate questions and answers from the Democratic and Territorial Party election
Perhaps We Should Get Started
An article by Byron Baker. Baker describes the past, current, and possible future economic situations for Guam and the need to action
1964 Territorial Convention Rally Photo 4
POLITICS ISN’T ALL SERIOUS BUSINESS – as demonstrated by these ladies between speeches
1964 Territorial Convention Rally Photo 3
YAY, TERRITORIALS! Teen-agers gave both the overall enthusiasm and the overall noise level of the convention a big boost with their cheers and demonstrations
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Ha'anen Manmatai Kuronan A'paka
A CHamoru story about a girl who learns how to make a crown of flowers from her mother