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Island Tour
Advertisement for Island Tours. Island tours offer hiking and island tours, along with charter services. Call 44-5282 for more information
Wouldn't It Be Nice
Monte’s response to T.A. Darling’s letter regarding discarded refrigerators that children might fatally play in
Marshallese Operate Majoror Hotel Now
The Marshallese now have control of hotel facilities in Majuro
Getz Internatinal Travel Division
Advertisement for Getz International Travel Division. Getz International Travel Division’s P.O. Box is 877 in Agana and their phone number is 4911
Sales Seminar Boost Tourism
Rex Wills, from the Guam Tourist Commission, returned from a successful trip to the states and Canada where he gathered outside interest in tourism to Guam
Calvo's Refuse Land Offer
The Calvo Brothers, Paul, Edward and Thomas Calvo refused an offer from the Government of Guam for three lots of land for the possible development of land for a hotel
Speak Out Your Minds
An opinion piece from T.A. Darling. Darling responds back to Monte’s previous segment on urban renewal, particularly on segments on the island that may need beautification, such as refrigerators and cars along the curb
Southern Scene
This week’s, November 14th, 1964, Southern Scene, by Malcolm Merrill. Merrill recounts events happening in Inarajan, Merizo, and Umatac: sports, weddings, christenings, political parties, youth projects, and community projects
House of the Sun
An article by Janet Candland. Candland recounts her visit to the Haleakala volcano so that she can watch the sunrise at the peak, which was made famous by Mark Twain as the ‘House of the Sun.’
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…
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Hayi Para U Ma'gas
A CHamoru story about some islanders trying to decide who will be the next ma'gas, or chief, in the absence of their primary ma'gas