-t CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF HAWAII 15 SOUTH KING STREET telephone 587855, 587614 CAMPAIGN MANAGER .... Tadao Beppu SECRETARY Ruby Young PUBLIC RELATIONS .... Tom McCollum SPEAKERS BUREAU .... Duke Kawasaki REGISTRATION .... . Robert C. Gilkey FINANCE .......... William Hanifin RESEARCH ......... Patsy T. Mink COFFEE HOURS ..... Abe Dung OAHU COUNTY COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN 1071 Bishop Street County Campaign Committee 8th DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS 9th DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS 14th DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS KENNEDY - JOHNSON CENTRAL HQTRS KENNEDY - JOHNSON CAMPAIGN HQTRS DANIEL K. INOUYE, M. C. FRIENDS & VOLUNTEERS OF DAN INOUYE FASI FOR MAYOR COMMITTEE AT LARGE COUNCILMEN Glesson Chikasuye Masato Doi Ernest Keen Richard Kageyama Herman Lemke Matsuo Takabuki COUNCILMAN - COUNCIL DISTRICT A William K. Amona COUNCILMAN - DISTRICT B Toshiro Nakamura COUNCILMAN - COUNCIL DISTRICT 0 Ben Kaito 68874 - 587856 Earl Sturdyvin Bob Webb ~ Chairman Dan Aoki Bob Cooper Kam Hwy at Lilipuna Rd., Kaneohe 240076 54 N. Kam Hwy., Wahiawa 229126 534 South Hotel Street 67778 - 67770 4th Floor, Central Pacific Bank Bldg, 1019 Smith Street Nuuanu and South King Street Rm 200, Captl Investment Bldg 122 Merchant Street 534 South Hotel Street Rm 412, 250 S. King Street Rm 419 Damon Bldg 824 Fort Street 721 Bishop Street Rm 200 Captl Investment Bldg 925 Bethel Street 50920 - 50929 51580 - 51589 56013 - 56257 583552 67778 - 671 BUS. 67704 53338 56816 66752 66227 56013 53262 227822 RES.
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-tCAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF HAWAII15 SOUTH KING STREET
t e l e p h o n e 587855, 587614
CAMPAIGN MANAGER .... Tadao BeppuSECRETARY Ruby YoungPUBLIC RELATIONS .... Tom McCollumSPEAKERS BUREAU .... Duke Kawasaki
REGISTRATION ..... Robert C. GilkeyFINANCE .......... William HanifinRESEARCH ......... Patsy T. MinkCOFFEE HOURS ..... Abe Dung
OAHU COUNTY COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN 1071 Bishop StreetCounty Campaign Committee
8th DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS9th DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS
14th DISTRICT HEADQUARTERSKENNEDY - JOHNSON CENTRAL HQTRS
KENNEDY - JOHNSON CAMPAIGN HQTRSDANIEL K. INOUYE, M. C.FRIENDS & VOLUNTEERS OF DAN INOUYEFASI FOR MAYOR COMMITTEEAT LARGE COUNCILMEN Glesson Chikasuye Masato Doi Ernest Keen Richard Kageyama Herman Lemke Matsuo TakabukiCOUNCILMAN - COUNCIL DISTRICT A William K. AmonaCOUNCILMAN - DISTRICT B Toshiro NakamuraCOUNCILMAN - COUNCIL DISTRICT 0 Ben Kaito
68874 - 587856Earl Sturdyvin
Bob Webb ~ Chairman Dan Aoki Bob CooperKam Hwy at Lilipuna Rd., Kaneohe 24007654 N. Kam Hwy., Wahiawa 229126534 South Hotel Street 67778 - 677704th Floor, Central Pacific Bank Bldg,1019 Smith Street Nuuanu and South King Street Rm 200, Captl Investment Bldg
122 Merchant Street 534 South Hotel Street
Rm 412, 250 S. King Street Rm 419 Damon Bldg 824 Fort Street721 Bishop Street Rm 200 Captl Investment Bldg
925 Bethel Street
50920 - 50929 51580 - 51589 56013 - 56257
583552 67778 - 671
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DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF HAWAII15 SOUTH KING STREET
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Nanaikapona School. (AT LARGE CANDIDATES AND KAITO)
8:00 P.M. 17th Democratic District Rally - (AT LARGE CANDIDATES) Waialae Country Club
Sponsor Board of Water
6:30 P.M. 9th Democratic District Coffee Hour Dot's Drive Inn
7:00 P.M. 17th Democratic District Coffee Hour-5C3S -Mnkalena Bit X & t s .
12:00 Noon County Luncheon Weekly7:30 P.M. 15th District Coffee
2454 Manoa Rd.6:00-6:30 KGMB TV Fasi, At large, Nakamura7:00 p.m. 17th Dem. Dist, Coffee Hour
Ghikasuye, Doi, Heen, Inouye12:00 noon County Luncheon (Weekly)7:30-8:30 KGMB TV, All candidates12:00 noon Bishop Street Rally
Fasi, Kageyama, Lemke, Takabuki6:30-9:30 KHVH TV, Bi-partisan Rally, All candidates
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Dan K. Inouye Campaign Committee Rm. 200 - Capital Investment Bldg.Honolulu 13, HawaiiAttention: Hiram K. Kamaka, chairman____________ Speakers Bureau__________Gentlemen:Our gratitude is extended in advance for your appearance and speech at the Kailua Jaycees' Get-Out-The-Vote Rally to be held on October 24th beginning at 7:30 p.m.Enclosed for your convenience is a schedule indicating times for speakers for specific offices.
Sincerely,
Charles B. Dwight, III, chairman "Get-Out-The-Vote Rally"Kailua Junior Chamber of Commerce
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"K A ILU A HAWAII’S FASTEST GROWING COMMUNITY”
Kailua Junior Chamber of Commerce NON-PARTISAN RALLY
October 24, 1960 Kailua High School Cafetorium
TIME SCHEDULES:
7: 3 0 p .m. - Presidentiala) DAVID McCLUNGb) KEN NAKAMURA
7 minutes 7 minutes
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7:45 p.m. - Councilman District Aa) ANDERSONb) AMONA
- 3 minutes )- 3 minutes ) 8 minutes - Questions
8:00 p.m. - Congressmana) TITCOMBb) INOUYE
- 4 minutes )- 4 minutes ) 7 minutes - Questions
8:15 p.m. - Councilmen at LargeBOLTECHIKASUYEFARDENHEENBRANDLLUMOLDS
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TO: Democratic Candidates and Party Officials DATE: October 6, 1960FROM: State Campaign Committee
Democratic Party deputy registrars will be available to register voters, to change their voting addresses or to re-register voters who failed to vote in previous General Elections at the following locations:
October 7th through October 18thDEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS, 15 S. King Street Tel. 587855 - 587614.KENNEDY - JOHNSON HEADQUARTERS, 4 th Floor, Central Pacific
Bank Building 50920 - 50929FASI FOR MAYOR HEADQUARTERS, 534 S. Hotel Street 67770 - 67778
8TH DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS, Kam Hwy at Lilipuna Rd.,Kaneohe
9TH DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS, 54 N. Kam Hwy, Wahiawa 226191
October 7th through October 11thSTAR SUPER MARKET
Monday through Friday. . . Saturday............. .. .
2470 S . King Street . . . . . . . . . . 2 : 0 0 P.M. to
to8:005:00
P.M.P.M.
VAL'S SUPER MARKETMonday through Friday . . Saturday .................
2229 N. School Street . . . . . . . . . . 3:00 P.M. to
to8:005:00
P.M.P.M.
H. HAMADA STOREMonday through Saturday
885 S, Queen StreetA.M. to 5:00 P.M.
WIGWAM DEPARTMENT STOREMonday through Saturday .
2310 Kam Hwy« . . « * « . « . . 9 * 00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
SHOPPING BASKETMonday through Friday. . . Saturday.................
2055 Kam IV Road ....................6:00 P.M.
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8:005:00
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TAKE'S MARKETDaily ....................
98-593 Kara Hwy., Pearl Cityto 9:00 P.M.
WAIKIKI REALTY (Kailua Branch) Monday through Friday . .
15. Hong, Mrs. Naomi l6. Hurley, Pitt F., Jr.17. Ige, Mrs. Fumie18. Jackman, Mrs. Rose.19. Kam, Dr. William K.20. Kanahele, Mrs. Helen K,21. Kato, Toraoso22. Kauhane, Mrs. Kaipo23. Keohohina, Dewey24. Matsumoto, Hisashi25. Medina, Celia26. Monaghan, Patrick J., III27. Monaghan, Mrs. Thelma28. Nakagawa, Ikuo29. Nakahara, Irene M.30. Nakamura, George31. Nelson, Mrs. Lydia K.32. Okinaga, Sam33. Pereira, Edward, Jr.34. Pruski, Ralph J.35. Richardson, Mrs. Mary K. 36. Sakima, Akira 37. Shimomura, David 38. Sing, Thomas K,39. Soares, Chris4 0 . Sprung, George4 1 . Sturdyvin, Mrs. Rose L.42 . Taketa, Mrs. Sachiko43. Tanimura, Clinton44. Thomas, Herbert45. Tokuda, Shizuo46. Uchiyama, Yoshifumi 47. Villarama, Mrs. Mae48. Wakatsuki, Mrs. Irene Y. 49. Wakatsuki, James H.50. Webb, Rupert R.51. Wynne, Ira B,52. Yim, Tai Choy
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P R E C I N C T O F F I C E R S A N D LEADERS, D E M O C R A T I C P A R T Y O F OAHU.
hu democraticO c t o b e r 24, 1060. Y oung H o te l Basement Suite
1071-A Bishop Street H o n o lu lu 13, H aw aii
Phone 68-874
committee
Hawaii, for the very first time in its history, is voti ng for the Pr e s i d e n t and the V i c e - P r e s i d e n t of the Un ited States. It is i m p e r a tive that all D e m o c r a t i c L e a d e r s go "All Out" from now throug h E l e c tion Day, N o v e m b e r 8, to insure the e l e c t i o n of the entire D e m o c r a t i c Ticket: K e n n e d y - J o h n s o n , Dan K. I n o u y e , Frank F. Fasi and the entireCity Co unc il.
With your help Hawaii will go D e m o c r a t i c "All the Way". T he re are many, ma ny things that must be done by E V E R Y O N E . You unde r s t a n d your p r e cin ct and your District, and I am sure you are ef f e c t i v e l y a i d ing the D e m o c r a t i c ticket, but we s p e c i fi ca lly need your org anized action. R e p r e s e n t a t i v e T a d a o Beppu, C a m p a i g n Chai rman, and Mr. Bob Webb, vice Cha ir ma n, join wit h me in r e q u e s t i n g the f o l l o w i n g a s s i s t ance :
1. Pl e a s e vi sit the C a m p a i g n H e a d q u a r t e r s at 15 So. King St., Honol ulu , t e l e p h o n e Nos. 587-85 5 or 587-614, any af t e r n o o n or evening, so that we may find wa ys to be tter help each other.
2. C o n t a c t and invite all n e i g h b o r s Democratic, I n d e p e n d e n t andR e p u b l i c a n to attend coffee hours as s c heduled in your District, I n f o r m a t i o n as to such s c h e d u l e may be ob taine d from C a m p a i g n Hea dquart er s.
3. It is very im p o r t a n t that you contact your D e m o c r a t i c el ectio n i n s p e c t o r s and clerks so that on E l e c t i o n Day you may c o o r d i n a t e your work. On E l e c t i o n Night it is important that you te l e p h o n e in partial and c o m p l e t e repo rts from your precinct to State C a m p a i g n He ad qua rters.
A d a t e t o r e m e m b e r is N o v e m b e r 1 . and The Place - c i v i c a u d i t o r i u mw h e r e a huge D e m o c r a t i c J a m b o r e e will be held at 7:30 P.M. A su rprise in e n t e rta i n m e n t and a guest speaker of great Nati onal sta t u r e is being planned. W he n confirmed, the program will be pub licized, but you can NOW start a l e r t i n g and i n v it ing your friends and workers.
Yo ur he lp to date in thin C a m p a i g n is fully app reci at ed , but from now th ro u g h N o v e m b e r 8, all of us must stay in high gear "A LL T H E WAY"for a c o m p l e t e D e m o c r a t i c landslide.
Si n c e r e l y ,
DIRECTORYSTATE CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF HAWAII 15 South King Street Honolulu, Hawaii
CAMPAIGN MANAGER SECRETARY PUBLIC RELATIONS FINANCESPEAKERS BUREAU RESEARCH REGISTRATION COFFEE HOURS
OAHU COUNTY COMMITTEE CHAIRMANCounty Campaign - Committee
TEL. 587855 •
Tadao Beppu Ruby Young Tom McCollum William Hanifin Duke Kawasaki Patsy T. Mink Robert Gilkey Abe DungEarl SturdyvinBob Cooper Dan Aoki Bob Webb
KENNEDY - JOHNSON CENTRAL HEADQUARTERS 4th Floor, Central Pacific Bank Bldg. 1019 Smith Street
KENNEDY - JOHNSON CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS Nuuanu and South King Street
DANIEL K. INOUYE, M.C.Rm 200, Capital Investment Bldg.
FRIENDS OF DAN INOUYE VOLUNTEERS OF DAN INOUYE 122 Merchant Street
FASI FOR MAYOR COMMITTEE 534 South Hotel Street
9th DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS8th DISTRICT COUNCILMAN - (A)William K. Amona 925 Bethel Street9th DISTRICT COUNCILMAN - (B)Yoshiro Nakamura
TEL. 68874 -
TEL. 50920
TEL.
TEL.
51580
56013
TEL.
TEL.
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229126
53262
22782210th DISTRICT COUNCILMAN
Ben KaitoAT LARGE C0UNCILMEN Clesson Chikasuye Ernest Heen Masato Doi Richard Kageyama Herman Lemke Matsuo Takabuki
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Rm 412, 250 S. King St. 824 Fort Street Rm 419 Damon Bldg.721 Bishop Street Rm 200 Captl Investment Bldg ,
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587856
50929
51589
56257
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF HAWAII
15 South King Street
10- 6-60 TEL. 587855- 587614
MEMO: District Chairmen (or campaign chairmen)Precinct Officers State Legislators County Committee
FROM: Tadao Beppu, Campaign Chairman
RE: DISTRICT ACTIVITIES DURING GENERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN
In order to coordinate district activities and to minimize traveling time (by the candidates) between coffee hours, meetings, etc., we have prepared a tentative schedule for your consideration. Please try to confine your activities to these dates as much as possible.
DISTRICT LEADERS: Please let us know by Tuesday, October 11, I960, yourplans for your district, and whether you can fill in the dates as proposed by us. It is very important that you do this as soon as possible, so that we can schedule immediately.
These affairs should be open to all candidates (at large and district). Since these candidates are carrying our Party label, every effort should be extended to step up our district activities. Victory in November will depend on YOU!
PROPOSED SCHEDULE FOR DISTRICT ACTIVITIES (Coffee hours, meetings, etc.)
NOTE: The Famous Kennedy Debates will be shown locally on TV on October 8th,14th, and 22nd.Young Democrats Installation Banquet will be held on Saturday,October 8, I960. Governor Robert B. Meyner of New Jersey will be the keynote speaker,9th District Campaign Dinner will be held at Dot's Restaurant in Wahiawa, October 12, I960. Governor Robert Meyner of New Jersey will be the keynote speaker.
Now t - « t the primary e lection for flayer and c ity ebun:ii pest# :? cjver i t is apparent that the campaign w ill44 soon be s h i f t l - 3 r t to h,i.gn gear f - r the general e le c t io n , lp ^
I, in .Pearl:C ity . h&ee followed the ’ a c t iv it ie s ahd statements p-ithe candidates; with gre*.f;. inter# at smoe the .start o f the p o l i t ic a l sea a c t, In-Order;bo fo rt her oar knowledge o f th e?4 ,!-
’ 14 • candidate■*■■ and writ they stand' fo r , the residents o f Pearl _ c#^ *?•* City, have Ind icated a desire to meet with them #t a specia l‘ f ■ , epwam ity .j&eting, V
■ v’ *- '■■' 4 ‘vr ■ l'''Accordingly. the Pearl C ity Community Association has
^ r 'scheduled a soecia 1 m eeting'for MMAlv^ftcrtotWr. 1?« 1M 0, f' # P ' Pearl C ity llementary School f f a ^ e ^ P a r x
and Waiaanc Hose Road) , at ?;30 p m to accomplish th is purpose* ,
p J; : . May we, 71 .herafore, request ybur assistance in n o tify in g £",>*4 -fr- * ' afccfc o f the fo llow ing candidates o f your Party to be our greets
for that .evening*' * - *s4 h 1mmjM
-'..•' '* . Candidate fo r Conirfaasan,
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candidate fo r Mayor Candidates for C ity Council (At Large) Candidate for C ity Council (10th D is tr ic t )
The pregxa* w ill donaist; o f a three-mi r.ute ta lk by'ea^j- candidate followed by ' », quest ion and answer period.
■ A copy o f ; th is le t te r is ' a'lsd- being sent to the Republican Party and we »?x > ct to have representation from both ..parties present,
Octo)>«r 2 , 1960
. Your aaaiatanc* in o ffic ia lly informing th« candi4ata« odncarnad and urging thalr attendant* i t sincerely eolicitOd.Any quartione my be directed either to Nr. George Ada chi gt . 452062, Hr. George Oka no at 452607, or t|»a undersigned at ^ * 5051X, local 201. He would appreciate an early raply.
ingialativa Committa* .,Paarl City Cooanmity Association
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DIRECTORYSTATE CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF HAWAII 15 South King Street Honolulu, Hawaii
CAMPAIGN MANAGER SECRETARY PUBLIC RELATIONS FINANCESPEAKERS BUREAU RESEARCH REGISTRATION COFFEE HOURS
OAHU COUNTY COMMITTEE CHAIRMANCounty Campaign -Committee
TEL. 587855 - 587614
Tadao Beppu Ruby Young Tom McCollum William Hanifin Duke Kawasaki Patsy T. Mink Robert Gilkey Abe DungEarl SturdyvinBob Cooper Dan Aoki Bob Webb
KENNEDY - JOHNSON CENTRAL HEADQUARTERS 4th Floor, Central Pacific Bank Bldg. 1019 Smith Street
KENNEDY - JOHNSON CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS Nuuanu and South King Street
DANIEL K. INOUYE, M.C.Rm 200, Capital Investment Bldg.
FRIENDS OF DAN INOUYE VOLUNTEERS OF DAN INOUYE 122 Merchant Street
FASI FOR MAYOR COMMITTEE 534 South Hotel Street
9th DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS8th DISTRICT COUNCILMAN - (A)William K. Amona 925 Bethel Street9th DISTRICT COUNCILMAN - (B)Yoshiro Nakamura
10th DISTRICT COUNCILMAN - (C)Ben Kaito
TEL. 68874 - 587856
TEL. 50920 - 50929
TEL.
TEL.
51580 - 51589
56013 - 56257
TEL.
TEL.
67778
229126
53262
227822
AT LARGE COUNCILMEN Clesson Chikasuye Ernest Heen Masato Doi Richard Kageyama Herman Lemke Matsuo Takabuki
Rm 412, 250 S. King St. 824 Fort Street Rm 419 Damon Bldg.721 Bishop Street Rm 200 Captl Investment Bldg,
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TOYOFUKU, GEORGE h , 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 if 5INOUYE, DAN ftf 6 7 8 9 1 2 , 3 if 5 6SOUZA, RAYMOND D. 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 if 5 6 7AKI, RAYMOND X. 7 8 9 1 2 3 if 5 6 7 8GONSALVES, LOUIE 8 9 1 2 3 if 5 6 7 8 9CHORIKI, HIROMU 9 1 2 3 if 5 6 7 8 9 1
NOTICE|TO CANDIDATES: l.Speaking time for all candidates: 10 minutes maximum.Sali L Timesl ,3° for afternoons.. 7t 3 0 evenings.Jo candidates for the primary who were not nominated will have one (1) minute to thank and speak for the partyo
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• •TENTATIVE PROGRAM
"ALOHA STATE ELECTION RALLY"Monday, November 7, 1960KKVH-TV, KMVI-TV, KHJK-(TV), K4 B C ,K76BB, KHVH-Radio
TIME:6:30-11:00 p.m. Aprox.
INVOCATION:Rev, Abraham Akeko, Kawaiahao Church
OPENING:Sterling Mossman, "The Barefoot Bar Gang", Kenny Alfred and the Dixiecats and the eight girl Hawaii Election Rally Hula Line,
A. Hr. Mossman will Introduce all candidates unless otherwise noted. Musical nus&ers will be Interspersed, A later release will shew the complete progress Including entertainment.
1. 10 minute special address by Henry Cabot Lodge,2. 10 minute special address by Lyndon P. Johnson,3. 2 minute talk on principles of the Democratic Party by Bill Richardson,
State Chairman.4 . 2 minute talk on principles of the Republican Party by Art Wlllcway,
State Chairman.5. HAWAII COUNTY - Filming Data Saturday, 10/29/60, Naniloa Hotel
A. County Chairman (6 minutes each)1. Hiroshi Tanaka (D)2. Thomas R, Cook (R)
B, Supervisors (2½ minutes each)1. Wing Hong Chong (R) East Hawaii2. Hayato Tanaka (D) East Hawaaii3. Luman N, Novels, Jr. (R) East Hawaii4. Ellas P. Yadao (D) East Hawaii5. Elroy T.L. Osorio (R) East Hawaii6. Robert Yacaada (D) East Hawaii
West Hawaii West Hawaii West Hawaii West Hawaii West Hawaii West Hawaii
NOTE: Hawaii County will be Interrupted at approximately 7:30:00 pm., byaddresses by the presidential candidates. The candidates Mill be introducedby one person from each party yet to be designated. The introduction will take 3 minutes.6. Introduction of John F, Kennedy by (3 minutes)7. Ten minute address by John F. Kennedy.8. Introduction of Richard M. Nixon by (3 minutes)9. Ten minute address by Richard K. Nixon.(5) Continue HAWAII COUNTY10. MAUI COUNTY - Filming at KHVI
A . County Chairman (6 minutes each)1. Eddie Tam (D)2. Hannibal Tavares (R)
B. Supervisors (2½ minutes each)1. Toshi Ansai (R)2 . Ernest T. Akaa (D)3. Anthony B. Cabral (R)4 . Richard Caldlto (D)5. Marco M, Meyer (R)6 . John G, Duarte (D)7. Clyde T, Shimabukuro (R)8. Harry N. Kobayashi (D)9 . Franklyn E, Skinner (R)10. Lenny Morisakl (D)11. Samuel A. Sniffen (R)12. Tom Tagawa (D)13. John Del Rosario (R) Lanai14. Goro Hokama (D) Lanai15. Melanie Helm (R) Molokai16. Soon Oak Lee (D) Molokai
C . County Treasurer (2½ minutes each)1. Harry Kaya (R)2 . Shigeto Murayama (D)
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7. S.R.H. Greenwell (R)8. Helene H . Hale (D)9. A.B.M. Richardson (R) 10. Harold Higashihara (D) 11. William Thomson (R) 12. Ikuo H isaoka (D)
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11. KAUAI COUNTY - Filming date 10/27/60, Kauai SurfA. County Chairmen (6 minutes each)
1. Raymond X. Aki (D)2. Hartwell K . Blake (R)
B, Supervisors (2½ minutes each)1. Jack Bertrand (R)2. Hiromu Choriki (D)3. Shizuo Hamamoto (R) 4. Louie Gonsalves (D)5. Dean Y, Ishii (R)6. Tony Kunimura (D)7. Masao Seto (R)8. George R. Pascua (D)9 . Joe Shirimizu (R)10. Raymond D. Souza (D)11. Yoshiichi Yoshlda (R)12. George Toyofuku (D)
12. OAHU COUNTY - LiveA. Mayor (6 minutes each)
1. Neil S. Blaisdell (R)2 . Frank F. Fasi (D)
B. Councilmen (2½ minutes each)1. Clesson Y. Chickasuye (D)2. Frederick Bolte (R)3. Masato Doi (D)4. Emily C .A. Brandt (R)5. Ernest N. Heen (D)6. Carl A. Farden (R)7. Richard H, Kageymaa (D)8. Joe Itakagl (R)9 . Herman G . Lemke (D)10. Richard M.C. Lum (R)11. Matsuo Takabuki (D)12. Kenneth T. Olds (R)13. Willi a m K. Amona (D)14. D. G . Andy Anderson (R)55 Yoshiro Nakaaira (D)16. Kay Young (R)17. Ben F. Katto 18. Calvin Ontal f t
8th District 8th District 9th District 9th District 10th District 10th District
ITINERARY FOR CONGRESSMAN DAN. K. INOUYE
Dec. 12. 1960 MondayArrival Times 3:24 P.M.Appointments: 4:30 P.M. To 5:30 P.M. Coco-Palms Hotel
6:30 P.M. Dinner Meeting with D.A.V. Chapter #5
Dec. 13. 1960 Tuesday -PRESENTATION OF 50th STATE FLAGS TO HIGH SCHOOLS:
9:00 A.M. To 10:00 A.M. Kapaa High School10:30 A.M. To 11:00 A.M. Kauai High School1:30 P.M. To 2:00 P.M. Waimea High School
Appointments: 4:00 P.M. To 5:00 P.M. County Bldg., Lihue6:30 P.M. "ALOHA LUAU FOR CONGRESSMAN DAN" at
Kauai Inn Pool Lanai
Dec. 14, 1960 Wednesday:
Appointments: 9:30 A.M. To 10:30 A.M. County Bldg,, LihueDepart: —
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEEDEMOCRATIC PARTY OF HAWAII
TO:FROM:SUBJECT:
15 SOUTH KING STREETT E L E P H O N E 688 7 4
November 3, I960
All CandidatesTadao Beppu, State Campaign Chairman INVITATION TO A LUAU
Duke Dilwith, Fasi for Mayor Manager of the 9th District, has invited All Candidates to a luau. It will be held on Sunday, November 6, 1960, at the Y. B. A. Hall, Wahiawa, at 6:00 P.M.
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF HAWAII
15 SOUTH KING STREETtelephone <sn«x 587855 - 587614
November 2, 1960
TO: All CandidatesFROM: Tadao Beppu, State Campaign ChairmanSUBJECT: Invitation to the Hawaii Dance Association Show
Waikiki Shell - Saturday, November 5, I960
All Candidates are invited to the show presented by the Hawaii Dance Association. You will be asked to say a few words that night* Preferred time for appearance is between the hours of 9:30 P.M. to 10:00 P.M.
Please ask for Mr. Eugene Ichinose.
15 SOUTH KING STREETtelephone 587853, 587614
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEEDEMOCRATIC PARTY OF HAW AII
TOi All precinct members, candidatesState Democratic Campaign HeadquartersFROM:
SUBJECT: POLL WATCHING ON ELECTION DAYYour careful observance of watching the reading and tallying of votes is very important. It may help to win an election for us.
Please be careful of the following:1. That no two Republican workers are teamed together
in reading and tallying the votes. You should insist that there is one Democrat and one Republican doing the job.
2. Two watchers should be assigned to watch each team -one watching the reader and the other the tallying.
3. If you observe any mispractices call it to theattention of the inspector. If he disagrees,write all the facts down, sign your name and get other witnesses to sign. If we have to take it to court, this procedure is necessary.
4. Discourage the "2 on, 2 off" practice of resting, coffee drinking, poker playing and even sleeping.The wee hours of the morning bear watching,
5. As each race is completed, please phone the result In to headquarters - The phone numbers are:
587655, 587856, 587614.
PS. All precinct members and friends are invited to the Headquarters for the final tallying AFTER you have thoroughly checked your oun precincts.
TADAO BEPPU
15 SOUTH KING STREETt e l e p h o n e 5 8 7 8 5 5 , 5 8 7 6 1 4
October SO, 1960
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEEDEMOCRATIC PARTY OF HAW AII
TO: All District Chairmen, Precinct Officers,State Legislators and Candidates
PROM: Tadao Beppu, State Campaign ChairmanSUBJECTS: 1. House to House AGAIN on Sunday, Nov. 6, 1960
2. Proxy Statements3. Schedule (additions)
HOUSE TO HOUSE CAMPAIGNWe are making a plea to all faithful Democrats and their friends to help YOU make the final push over the top. We appreciate the help of those who have come out the past two Sundays, but the turnout is nothing to shout about. Let us all kokua and kokua ourselves! If the showing is very good, we w o n ’t bother you the Sundays after that. Bring your neighbors and supporters.
Date: Sunday, Nov. 6, 1960Time: 9:30 a.m.Place: Fasi's Headquarters, 534 So. Hotel St.
(Near City Hall, unlimited parking).Refreshments; usually,
CANDIDATESAll candidates are urged to pick up from the campaign headquarters proxy statements for use by booth watchers on election night. Please remember that the candidates issue the statements, not the campaign headquarters.
SCHEDULEAdd to Schedule No. 2: Rally at the A iea Recreational
Add to Schedule No. 2: Coffee Hour at Henry Hulhui’s,425 Malaniu Ave.,KAilua, 7:30 p.m., Saturday,Nov. 5th.
TO:FROM:SUBJECT:
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF HAWAII
15 SOUTH KING STREETt e l e p h o n e 5 8 7 8 5 5 , 5 8 7 6 1 4 .
October 26, 1960
All CandidatesTadao Beppu, State Campaign Chairman Invitations received for the following:
1. JAPANESE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ( All Candidates)Invitations have been received for All Candidates to meet members on Tuesday, November 1, 1960, between the hours of 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m., at the Japanese Chamber Building, 2A54- S. Beretania Street.
RSVP: Mr. George OkamotoTelephone 501811 ext. 223
2. KAPALAMA SCHOOL PTA FAMILY NIGHT DINNER (Carter Hall)(At large Candidates) Invitation extended by Representative Peter Iha to all Democratic Candidates to be his dinner guests between the hours of 5 ’- 00 p.m. 9:30 p.m., Saturday, October 29, 1960.
RSVP: Peter Ihac/o Campaign Headquarters
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF HAWAII
15 SOUTH KING STREETt e l e p h o n e 5 8 7 8 5 5 , 5 8 7 6 H
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Thurs. 27 7:00 P.M.27 12:00 Noon27 7:30 P.M.
Sat. 29 6:00--6:30Mon. 31 7:00 p.m.
31 7:30 p.m.
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PlaceBoard of Water Supply(Pumping Station) Beretania St. ( ALL DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES)10th Democratic District Coffee Rally Nanaikapona School. (AT LARGE CANDIDATES AND KAITO)17th Democratic District Rally - (AT LARGE CANDIDATES) Waialae Country Club
9th Democratic District Coffee Hour Dot’s Drive Inn17th Democratic District Coffee Hour 5S38-Makalona S t .3 0 $ A &Gounty Luncheon Weekly 15th District Coffee 2454 Manoa Rd.KGMB TV Fasi, At large, Nakamura
17th Dem. Dist. Coffee Hour . A Ik ,cli9--3950-ur-line -Dr.- - Jjd Wiled* <14th Dist. Coffee Hour PerryKalakaua Housing Recreation HallWomen for Kennedy Breakfast Kauilani Hotel $2:00 State Rally Civic Auditorium Democratic JamboreeKGMB TV Fasi, At large Kaito 117th Dist. Rally Aina Koa Park (A.L. Canditates)Chamber Commerce Rally Chikasuye, Doi, Heen, InouyeA L I I O L A N I S C H . 1 6 . D .County Luncheon (Weekly)KGMB TV, All candidatesBishop Street RallyFasi, Kageyama, Lemke, TakabukiKHVH TV, Bi-partisan Rally, All candidates
S. Izumi S. Kanemoto
M ORI OKAEarl Sturdyvin
Chamber of Commerce
Sturdyvin for Democrats
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEEDEMOCRATIC PARTY OF HAW AII
15 SOUTH KING STREET No. 1.telephone 587855, 587614 Oct. 24 , 1960
TOI All CandidatesFROM* Tadao Beppu, State Campaign ChairmanSUBJECT t Democratic Jamboree
Meeting with C & C Corporation Yard Employees
DEMOCRATIC JAMBOREE - McKinley High School AuditoriumTuesday, November 1, 1960 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Jamea.-Kamo and Dan Aoki, oo-chairmen, have issued a tentative 'apeaHng program as follows:
9 Counellmen (one to speak for all)Time allotted: 10 minutesPrank FasiTime allotted: 10 minutesCongressman Daniel K. Inouye Time allotted: 10 minutesAmbassador Chester Bowles Time allotted: 20 minutes
MEETING WITH C & C YARD EMPLOYEESA meeting with the employees has been arranged. We urge allof you to attend this early morning meeting.
Date: Wednesday, November 2, 1960 Timet Be there by 6:30 A.M.Place: C & G Corporation Yard (Ala Moana)
No. 1 October 12, 1960
15 SOUTH KING S T R E E T TELEpH0NE 587-855, 587-614
TEffiSW0NB»»7«iB* 587-614
GENERAL ELECTION SCHEDULE & EVENTS
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEEDEMOCRATIC PARTY OF HAW AII
Date Fri. Oct.
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Kennedy Debate (TV locally) Nanaikapono School Carnival
Nanaikapono School Carnival
S p o n s o r
Nanakuli Coram. Assn. &P‘l"
12:00
7:30 pm
17th Dem.Diat .Women1 s Luncheon Mrs. Kai Ostrem,(M’s Ranch House) F.Lemke, Mary Dodge.
Pearl City Elem.School P.O. Comm. A ssn,(A.L. candidates & Kaito)
3950 Lurline Drive.31 14th Dist. Coffee Hour2 6:30 p.m. 17th Dist.Rally-Aina Koa Park /VP-IK ft,3 (A »L. candidates)3 12:00 noon Bishop Street Rally
(at large candidates only)4 12:00 noon “
Harry Albright
Ed. Wiles
S.Izumi, S.Kanemoto
Chamber of Commerceit
October 11, 1960
Democratic Party deputy registrars will be available to register voters, to change their voting addresses or to re-register voters who failed to vote in previous General Elections at the following locations:
October 13th through October 18thDEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS, 15 S. King Street Tel. 587855 - 587614KENNEDY - JOHNSON HEADQUARTERS, 4th Floor, Central Pacific
Bank Building 50920 - 50929FASI FOR MAYOR HEADQUARTERS, 534 S. Hotel Street 67770 - 677788TJI DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS, Kam Hwy at Lilipuna Rd., Kaneohe9TH DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS, 54 N. Kam Hwy, Wahiawa Tin6191
VAL'S SUPER MARKET 2229 N. School StreetWeek-days ....... 3:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.Saturday 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
WIGWAM DEPARTMENT STORE 2310 Kam HwyMonday through Saturday........ 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
EVERYBODY' SUPER MARKET Kapiblani Blvd. at McCully StreetWeed-days .....................................*..10:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M.Saturday 2:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M.
NATIONAL DOLLAR STORE 3638 Waialae AvenueFriday 1:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M.Saturday ....... 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.Monday - Tuesday...................................... 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M.
KALIHI SHOPPING CENTER 2295 N. King StreetWeek-days ........ 4:30 P.M. to 6:00 P.M.Saturday ..... 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
TAKE'S MARKET 98-593 Kam Hwy., Pearl CityDaily 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.
412 Kuulei Road, Kailua.................... 7:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M.
HOW YOUR SENATORS VOTED— United States Senate 1959-1960Roll C a ll Votes taken directly from the C on g re ss io na l Record, official publication o f the United States Congress.
Votes a re judged on basis of official A F L -C IO position:
R means Voted Right o r Paired R ight — m eans Ab sent o r G en e ra l Pair
W m eans V o te d W ro n g o r Pa ired W ro n g * means before taking office
SenatorFong
Republican
SenatorLong
Democrat
1. LABOR’S ENEMIES WIN NIXON BROKE 45 46S. 1555 April 22, 1959 TIE RIGHT WRONG
T rick po litica l m an e u v er to cem en t a n ti-la b o r p ro v is io n s in re fo rm bill b rings tie vo te, b ro k e n by N ix o n ’s v o te to su b jec t la b o r to endless legal battles in c o u r t an d cripp le leg itim a te u n io n p ro cedures.
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2. UNIONS SCORE VICTORY 50 41 ’ S. 1555 April 24, 1959 RIGHT WRONG
S en a te d efea ts M cC lellan am en d m en t to b an seco n d ary b o y co tts , a leg itim a te , fa ir a n d necessary t ra d e u n io n to o l u sed fo r years to p ro tec t decen t w o rk in g co nd itions .
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3. HELPING DEPRESSED AREAS 49 46 S. 722 March 23, 1959 RIGHT WRONG
A re a R ed ev e lo p m e n t A ct w ould have app ro v ed 389.5 m illion do llars to help people help th em selves in d ep ressed in d u s tr ia l an d ru ra l a reas w ith high u n em p lo y m en t over an ex tended perio d . U n fo rtu n a te ly , th e final version o f th is bill was vetoed by P res . E isenhow er.
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4‘ W s ^ R 91W 1PHS r i g h t w r6o°n gT h is v o te h u r t civil righ ts by k illing th e drive to p ro v id e a m ean ingfu l w ay to s to p S enate filibu s te rin g tac tic s a n d fo rce vo ting o n an issue. R u le 22 w as sligh tly m odified la ter .
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s- c m . r i g h t wr506ngP assage o f D irk se n m o tio n ends Jav its an d M c N a m a ra a tte m p ts to give U .S . A tto rn e y G enera l m o re “ legal te e th ” in school deseg rega tion an d o th e r civil r ig h ts areas.
R R
6. HOUSING ENEMIES LICKED 50 37 S. 57 Feb. 4, 1959 RIGHT WRONG
M ove by C a p e h a rt to cu t 35,000 urgen tly needed p ub lic h o u s in g a p a rtm e n t un its fro m H ousing A ct w as defeated .
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7. SCHOOL KIDS WIN 51 34S. 8 Feb. 4, 1960 RIGHT WRONG
G ra n ts a b o u t $40 o v er 2 -year period fo r each schoo l age ch ild to bu ild classro o m s a n d increase tea ch ers ’ sa lar ies , w ith m o re m oney going to the less w ealthy sta tes. Y et, final ac tio n on even th is m o d est b ill w as deferred due to July recess o f C ongress.
R R
8. TAXING DIVIDENDS FAIRLY 42 41 H.R. 12381 June 20, 1960 RIGHT WRONG
P assage o f M c C a r th y am en d m en t to repeal 4% tax c red it o n d iv idend incom e over $ 5 0 ’cou ld hav e in cre ase d F e d e ra l revenues by $350 m illions a year, B U T th is p ro p o sa l was re m oved from final bill in co n fere n ce w ith th e H ouse . E arned incom e now is taxed a t h igher ra te th a n d iv idend incom e!
VV R
9. FOREIGN LOANS SAVED 50 30 S. 1451 July 2, 1959 - RIGHT WRONG
S en a te d e fea te d E llen d er a ttem p t to c u t drastica lly D e v e lo p m en t L o a n F u n d w hich help s u n d erdeve loped co u n trie s help them selves. U n d e r M u tu a l S ecu rity A ct, long-term lo an s are m ade to h elp finance n eed ed econom ic p ro g ram s. G o o d way to figh t com m unism peacefully .
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10’ UNEMPLOYED LOSE OUT RIGHT WRONGS en a te re jec ted M c N a m a ra m ove to help job less w orkers by ex te n d in g T e m p o ra ry U n em p lo y m en t C o m p e n sa tio n A c t o f 1958 to Ju ly 1, 1960. T h is w ould have p ro v id ed assistance fo r still job less w o rk ers w hose u n em ploym en t in su ran ce benefits h ad b een exhausted a n d o th e r w orkers no t a lre ad y receiv ing benefits . F in a l bill ex tended benefits o n ly fro m A p ril to Ju n e 1959.
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SUMMARY OF 46 VOTES 1947-1960In c lu d in g the 10 votes listed above, C O P E h as issued V o t in g R IG H T 2 3
the last 14 years. Totals va ry accord ing to each Se n a to r 's length WRONG of service.
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This leaflet has but one purpose
TO HELP YOUDecide whether or not your C on
gressm en and Senators are really
representing you.
Here are important roll calls taken
in the 86th C ongress before the
Ju ly 1960 recess.
These measures selected by the
A FL -C IO affect the safety, security
a n d happiness o f a ll of us.
Votes are m arked R IGH T or
W R O N G based on our judgment
of what best serves the great ma
jority of the Am erican people.
These facts can help you decide
who should represent you in the
next Congress.
The
HAW AII
Delegation
How did they voteon key issues?
RIGHTor
WRONG?86th C O N G R E S S , 1959-1960
Decide for Yourself! You have but one vote
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HOW YOUR CONGRESSMAN VOTED HAWAII
House of Representatives 1959-1960Roll C a l l V o te s taken directly from the C on g re ss io n a l Record, official publication o f the United States Congress.
V o te s a re jud ge d on basis o f official A F L -C IO position:
R m eans V o te d R ight o r Paired Right — m eans A b se n t o r G en era l P a ir
W m ean s V o te d W ro n g o r Pa ired W ro n g * m eans before la k in g office
229------WRONG
1 . LAHOin?>"ENEMIE5~ WIN-----------------------------------H.R. 8342 Aug. 13, 1959 RIGHT
L a n d ru m -G riff in A n ti-L a b o r Bill h an d ic ap s la b o r ’s b a rg a in in g p o s itio n by to u g h re s tr ic tio n s o n , b o y c o tts a n d p icke ting . T o c ripp le leg itim ate u n io n ac tiv ities, o u r enem ies passed th is bill in stead
o f a m o d e ra te re fo rm bill w hich A F L -C IO s u p p o rte d to rid u n io n s o f d ish o n es t persons.
18 4WRONG2. HELPING DEPRESSED AREAS 202
S. 722 May 4, 1960 RIGHTA re a R e d e v e lo p m e n t A c t w ould have app ro v ed 251 m illion d o llars to help peop le help them selves in d e p ressed in d u s tr ia l a n d ru ra l a reas w ith high un em p lo y m en t o v er an ex tended period . U n fo rtu n a te ly , th is bill w as vetoed by Pres, E isenhow er.
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WRONG3. PROTECTING CIVIL RIGHTS 295H.R. 8601 March 23, 1960 RIGHT
P a ssa g e o f M cC ulloch -C eller A m en d m e n t p ro v id es c o u r t-a p p o in te d referees to h e lp N eg ro es re g is te r a n d v o te w hen co u r t finds d iscrim in atio n exists.
4:GOP-D IXIECRATS W INAGAIN H.R. 3 June 24, 1959
225WRONG192
RIGHTT h is b ill w o u ld give a n ti- la b o r forces a new c lu b to use ag a in st la b o r a t th e s ta te level. I t was p asse d b y th e sam e enem ies o f la b o r w ho pu sh ed th ro u g h th e L an d ru m -G riff in A n ti-L a b o r Bill.
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WRONG5. PUBLIC HOUSING WINSS. 57 May 21, 1959
234RIGHT
T h e p eo p le triu m p h e d in defea tin g K ilb u m m o tio n to slash F ed era l h o m e bu ild in g fu n d s an d c r ip p le p u b lic ho u sin g p ro g ram .
163WRONG6. HOME BUYERS AIDED 214
H.R. 10213 April 28, i960 RIGHTE m erg en cy H o m e O w nersh ip A c t co u ld lo w er c o s t o f new ho m es to av erag e fam ily by giving F H A m o re leew ay a n d m o re c red it to in su re h o m e m o rtg ag es o n housing u n d e r $13,500. T his w o u ld p e rm it cu ttin g in terest ra te s . E xam ple: a 1% c u t in in terest on a $12,000 m o rtg ag e saves $2.31 a w eek . N o S enate ac tio n befo re Ju ly recess.
189WRONG7. BETTER EDUCATION WINS 206
H.R. 10128 May 26, 1960 RIGHTA b o u t 1.3 b illion d o llars vo ted fo r F ederal aid over 4-year p erio d to help s ta tes a n d lo ca l co m m u n itie s bu ild a p p ro x im a te ly 8,000 c lassroom s a yea r. T o ta l o f 140,000 new c la ss ro o m s are nee d ed . Y e t, final ac tio n o n even th is m odest bill w as deferred d u e to Ju ly recess o f C ongress.
8 . PURE WATER LOSESH .R .3610 Feb. 25, 1960
FAILED % NEEDED 249
RIGHT157
WRONGF ailed to get % vote to o ver-ride P res. E isenhow er’s veto o f an n u a l 90 m illion d o lla r F ed era l aid p ro g ra m to m a tch sta te an d loca l d o llars to bu ild n eed ed sew age p la n ts to c u t d o w n d ir ty w ater p o llu tio n .
9. M IN IM U M WAGE LOSES H.R. 12677 June 30, 1960
inWRONG203
RIGHTR aisin g m in im u m w age fro m $1.00 to $1.25 a n d ex ten d in g p ro tec tio n to re ta il an d service tra d e s lo s t w hen th e H o u se passed K itchen-A yres su b s titu te bill w hich ra ises m in im um on ly to $1.15 b u t w ith d raw s p ro tec tio n fro m 14 m illion w orkers now co v ered . N o S en a te a c tio n befo re Ju ly recess.
179-----WRONG10. MONOPOLY CURB KEPT 214
H.R. 7155 May 18, 1960 RIGHTM o n o p o ly a n d sp ec u la to rs lost w hen sm all fa rm ers w ere p ro tec ted by passag e o f U llm an a m e n d m en t to S an L u is irrig a tio n p ro jec t c o n tin u in g long tim e F edera l po licy o f 160-acre lim it o n size o f fa rm s w h ich m ay benefit fro m Federal w a te r p ro jec t. T his am e n d m e n t s to p s $400 m illion d o lla r giveaw ay to a few big co rp o ra tio n s .
SUMMARY OF 42 VOTES 1947-1960In c lu d in g the 10 votes listed above, C O P E h as issued V o t ing Records on 42 im portant issues acted on in the House of Representatives d u r in g the last 14 years.
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DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
RALLYFARRINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
Thursday, September 29, I960
ORDER OP SPEAKERS
1. Herman Lemke2. Eileen Lota3. James K. Murakami4. Matsuo Takabuki5. Richard Kageyama6. Daniel K. Inouye7. Presidential/Party8. Robert G, Dodge9. Masato Doi
10. Abe Dung11. Ernest Heen12. Manuel R. Cabral13. Clesson Chikasuye14. Frank F. Fasi15. Phil Bird
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DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEERALLY
KAIMUKI PARK Wednesday, September 28, 1960
ORDER OF SPEAKERS
1. Daniel K , Inouye 2. Masato Doi3. Abe Dung4. Ernest Heen5. Manuel R . Cabral6. Clesson Chikasuye7. Frank F , Fasi8. Presidential/Party9. Phil Bird
10. Herman Lemke11. Eileen Lota12. James K. Murakami13. Matsuo Takabuki14. Richard Kageyama15. Robert G. Dodge
RALLYWILSON PARK
Friday, September 30, 1960
ORDER OF SPEAKERS
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
1. Robert G . Dodge2. Presidential /Party3, Abe Dung4. Ernest Heen5. Manuel R. Cabral6. Clesson Chikasuye7. Masato Doi8. Phil Bird
9. Frank F. Fasi
10. Daniel K . Inouye
11. Richard Kageyama12. Herman Lemke13. Eileen Lota
14. James K . MurakamiIS. Matsuo Takabuki
1960DEMOCRATIC OAHU CANDIDATES
NameBird, Phil Inouye, Daniel K.
Dodge, Robert G. Fasi, Frank F.
8th DISTRICTAmona, William K„ Bacon, James L.9th DISTRICTRodby Jr., Leo Nakamura, Yoshiro Sabihon, Stanley10th DISTRICTBurgess, James Hegwood, El Ray D, Kaito, Ben Minn, Philip
U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESAddress Business
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56257MAYOR
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AT LARGECabral, Manuel R, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■Chikasuye, Clesson Rm 412, 250 S. King St.Doi, Masato Dung, Abe Been, Ernest Kageyama, Richard Lemke, Herman Lota, Eileen Murakami, James K« Takabuki, Matsuo Westropp, Harold S.
R m 4 1 9 D a m o n B l d g .824 Fort Street721 Bishop Street1432 Nuuanu Street Rm 200 Captl Invest. Bldg.
Sun. September 25, 1960 /MOTORCADE starting at 12 noon at Waimanalo School on Kalanianaole Highway to Kaneohe, to Kahuku,Kaawa Hauula and Haleiwa Park. Speeches to be held in Hauula and Haleiwa Park.
Robert Cooper, in chargePEARL CITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 7:30 p.m.
Mon. September 26, 1960 7:30 p.m.CRANE PARK
MOTORCADE to precede rally. Candidates with 6:30 p.®.automobiles (decorated) to meet at Kaimuki High School before starting time. Caravan will proceed to Kapahulu Avenue, to Campbell Avenue, thence left on Hayden to Alohea, left on Alohea to Ninth Avenue, to Kaimuki Avenue, ending at Crane Park.
Ted Morioka, in chargeWed. September 28, 1960 7:30 p.m.
KAIMUKI PARK
MOTORCADE to precede rally. Candidates with 6:30 p.m.automobiles (decorated) to meet at Kaimuki HighSchool. Caravan will proceed to Kapahulu Avenue,to Harding Avenue, to Sixth Avenue, then left onSixth to Palolo Valley to circle Palolo Valley,thence makai on Tenth Avenue to Walalae, left onWaialae to Koko Head to Pahoa Avenue, then right onPahoa Avenue to Tenth Avenue. End at Kaimuki Park.
Ted Morioka, in chargeThurs. September 29, 1960 7:30 p.m.
FARRINGTON HIGH SCHOOL
Fri. September 30, 1960WILSON PARK
7:30 p.m.
D E MOCRATIC PARTY CAMPAIGN CO M MITTEE 15 South King Street Honolulu, Hawaii
Phone 68874
INSTRUCTION FOR ALL MASTERS OF CEREMONIES DEMOCRATIC PUBLIC RALLIES
The success of your rally depends to large extent upon the manner in which you conduct it. The following should be observed in order to make your rally a success.1. PRELIMINARIES:
Be there half an hour before the rally starts. Musicians are scheduled to arrive same time. Periodically interrupt musicians (after each number is completed) to announce that this is a Democratic public rally and when it will start. Attempt to encourage people to gather around. Draw up a crowd before first speaker.
2. START:Begin on time. Other rallies or coffee hours are being conducted. Failure to start on time will cause unnecessary delays at the other rallies and coffee hours.
3. OPENING STATEMENT:Make brief opening statement plugging the Democratic Party.
4. TIME ALLOTTED FOR EACH SPEAKER:5 minutes — Presidential, Congressional, Mayoralty.4 minutes — Council (at large), Council (district).This rule above all should be adhered to strictly. People do notremain at rallies for more than 2 hours. In fairness to all candidates, have a watch on you, and each candidate should be timed.30 seconds before time is up, signal candidates either by a knock, a bell or some other noticeable method. If after the allotted time candidate has not concluded, walk up to him, stand there with him and whisper to him that his time is up. This should get him.
5. PARTY SPEAKERS:When party speakers are to appear, confer with them and place them in whatever position you deem most advantageous.
6. OTHER HELPFUL HINTS:Do not be too far away from microphone. As soon as candidate completes his talk, be only two or three steps away from microphone and prepared to take over. Neither should your next speaker be too far away from microphone. Advise him to be close to microphone.
7. INTRODUCING CANDIDATES:At the most, this should not be more than 15 seconds. You can say a lot in 15 seconds, if you are familiar with candidate’s background. Try to familiarize yourself with each candidate's background. Ask candidate for help upon his arrival. Above all, announce his name correctly and the office which he seeks.
8. OBSERVANCE OF SPEAKERS' SCHEDULE:Obtain copy and follow strictly. No deviations, please. Late candidates go to bottom of list.
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE September 10, 1960
DEMOCRATIC PARTY CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE 15 South King Street
Honolulu, Hawaii Phone 68874
September 9, 1960RALLY RULES
1. Candidates allowed to speak. Only candidates who have fully paid their assessments will be allowed to speak at the rallies. Candidates who have paid their assessments cannot yield their place to those who have not paid; however, candidates who have paid may have people who are Not Candidates speak for them.
2. No speeches for others. All candidates should speak for themselves and will not be allowed to speak tor other candidates except in the case of the Presidential race where there is no contest. (Note: This rule has been established to prevent factions from developing and to prevent "plunking" during Lae Primary Campaign.)
3. Late Candidates. Candidates have been placed in groups speaker schedules. Late candidates will be dropped to the bottom of their group.
4. Starting Time. All rallies will start promptly at 7:30 P.M., unless otherwise indicated.
5. Speaking Time. All candidates, except Presidential, Congressional, and Mayoralty candidates will be allowed to speak for four (4) minutes.
Presidential, Congressional, and Mayoralty candidates-will be allowed to speak for five (5) minutes.
6. Music. Music will be provided by musicians hired by theCampaign Headquarters from 7:00 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. Up to 7:00 P.M.,candidates may use their own musical troupes; thereafter only music by musicians hired by Campaign Headquarters will be allowed, if any.
7. Master of Ceremonies. All Masters of Ceremonies will beselected by the Campaign Committee.
The Master of Ceremonies must not favor any candidate or candidates in their introductory remarks over other candidates.
Candidates should confer with the Master of Ceremonies as to what they want to be stated in their introduction.
The Master of Ceremonies must time candidates and give candidates a warning when their time is up. This can be done by tappingthe platform with a stick, waving a hand, etc.
Should a candidate refuse to heed any warning when his time is up, the Master of Ceremonies is authorized to take away the mike.
8. Party Speakers. Where party speakers are to appear, confer with them and place them in whatever position you deem most advantageous .
9. Other Questions. All questions as to procedure during the rallies will be decided by members of the Campaign Committee. Should there be no member of the committee available, the Master of Ceremonies will decide all questions,
10. Assessment. Part of the assessments will be held by Campaign Committee for promotion of coffee hours and any type of specialrallies. All such promotional functions will be open to all candidates who have paid their assessments. Expenses for promotions will be within the budget. All expenses incurred by such promotion will be paid for by the Democratic Campaign Committee after prior approval.
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE RALLY
FARRINGTON h i g h school Thursday, September 29, I960
ORDER OF SPEAKERS
1. Herman Lemke2. Eileen Lota3. James K . Murakami4. Matsuo Takabuki5. Richard Kaqeyama6. Daniel K, Inouye7. Presidential/Party8. Robert G. Dodge9. Masato Doi
10. Abe Dung11. Ernest Heen12. Manuel R. Cabral13. Clesson Chikasuye14. Frank F. Fasi15. Phil Bird
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
RA L L Y
W I LS ON PA R KFriday, September 30, 1960
ORDER OF SPEAKERS
1. R o bert G. Dodge2. Presidential/Party3. Abe Dung4. Ernest Heen5. Manuel R . Cabral6. Clesson Chikasuye7. Masato Doi8. Phil Bird9. Frank F. Fasi
10. Daniel K . Inouye11. Richard Kaqeyama12. Herman Lemke13. Eileen Lota14. James K. Murakam i
15 . Matsuo Takabuki
RALLYKAIMUKI PARK
Wednesday, September 28, I960
ORDER OF SPEAKERS
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
1 . Daniel K . Inouye2. Masato Doi3. Abe Dung4. Ernest Heen5. Manuel R . Cabral6. Clesson Chikasuye7. Frank F. Fasi8. Presidential/Party9. Phil Bird
10. Herman Lemke11. Eileen Lota12. James K. Murakami13. Matsuo Takabuki14. Richard Kageyama15. Robert G . Dodge
KAUAI DEMOCRATIC PARTY CAMPAIGN RALLY SCHEDULE
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Inouye, Dan K 0 5 6 7 8 ! 9 10 11 12 13 IlfKuniraura, Tony 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 lif 15Bird, Phil 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 lh 15 1Liu, Anselm 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 l*f 15 1 2Stanwood, Ed, 8 9 10 11 12 13 i*f 25 l £. 3Pascua, George 9 10 11 12 13 l*f 15 1 2 3 ifGonsalves, Louie 10 11 12 13 1*+ 15 1 ! 2».- 3 if 5Hitchcock, George 11 12 13 1*+ 15 1 2 3 if 5 6"V“Baptiste, A.C. Jr. 12 13 l*f 15 1 cl 3 5 6 7Chorikl, Hiromu 13 Jh 15 l 2 3 if 5 6 7 8Akl, Raymond X, l*f 15 1 2
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NOTICE TO ALL CANDIDATES?1. You are requested to be present 15 minutes before your speaking schedule at the rallies.2. Rally time: 7:30 P.M. for evenings. *f:30 P.M. for afternoons.3. Speaking time for candidates: 5 minutes.
k. No exchange of speaking schedule will be allowed.5. Exception: Honolulu or mainland speakers for Kennedy-Johnson may speak
last and have all the time they want. Inouye may be accorded the same privilege.6. Any candidate appearing late for his turn to speak will speak last or
before the Honolulu or mainland speaker.
Primary ElectionCOFFEE HOUR SCFKOULE
15th Representative MstrictSeptember 1, i960
The 15th District Democratic Campaign Committee has a series of coffee hours for national and county candidates running in the Primary Election. The district is supplying all the man (and woman) power., the facilities,, guests and refreshments. Candidates on the county level are Doing asked to contribute to the costs of the series. The "admission fee" is payable, in advance, to Dorothy Kohashi,
Each coffee hour will be held at the indicated hour and place. The person at whose home the meeting is being held is primarily responsible for inviting the guests and being sure that they show up.
The hostesses assigned will help with all arrangements and refreshments. They will also pick up and later return the supplies each night to Dorothy Kohashi at 1833 Anapuni Street.
The M.C. will be in charge of the program at each coffee hour. Remarks by candidates will be kept to a minimum - the purpose of the meeting is to meet people and answer their questions, not gas themj Where national candidates are unavailable, knowledgeable speakers on their behalf will be provided.
Chairwoman of 15th District Coffee HoursDorothy Kohashi (All complaints here;)1833 Anapuni St. 97080
M.C.»s(To be assigned by Kohashi)
Tom GillVince Esposito Jim Shigemura Ted Tsukiyama
4104 Round Top Dr. 1970 Mott-Smith Dr 2555 Saul PI.3593 Akaka PI.
All meetings start at 7?30 P.M. Candidates expecting to arrive late please let the Host know.
Sundays may be used for further meetings. If any are scheduled, candidates will be notified.
A further schedule will be arranged for the general election campaign.
4 &ILL MCh. 15th Dist. Dem. Camp. Comm.
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DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE 15 South King Street Tel. 587855 - 587614
R A L L Y s c h e d u l e
DATE TIMEThurs. September 2 2, 1960 " 7:30 p.ra
NANAIKAPONO SCHOOL, NANAKULI ~ . v ■WAIPAHU PLANTATION - OAHU SUGAR - OFFICE Y A R D A — y
I °0Sun. September 25, 1960 7:30 p.mMOTORCADE starting at 12 noon at Waimanalo School/ ^on Kalanianaole Highway to Kaneohe, to Kahuku, f ]/Kaawa Hauula and Haleiwa Park. Speeches to be I 7held in Hauula and Haleiwa Park. I
Robert Cooper, in charge PEARL CITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 7;30 p>m
Mon. September 26, 1960 7'3 p.mCRANE PARK rMOTORCADE to precede rally. Candidates with 6:30 p.mautomobiles (decorated) to meet at Kaimuki HigK^School before starting time. Caravan will proceed to Kapahulu Avenue, to Campbell Avenue, thence left on Hayden to Alohea, left on Alohea to Ninth- Avenue, to Kaimuki Avenue, ending at Crane Park.
Ted Morioka, in chargeWed. September 28, 1960 7:30 p.m
KAIMUKI PARKMOTORCADE to precede rally. Candidates with 6:30 p.mautomobiles (decorated) to meet at Kaimuki HighSchool. Caravan will proceed to Kapahulu Avenue,to Harding Avenue, to Sixth Avenue, then left onSixth to Palolo Valley to circle Palolo Valley,thence makai on Tenth Avenue to Waialae, left onWaialae to Koko Head to Pahoa Avenue, then right onPahoa Avenue to Tenth Avenue. End at Kaimuki Park.
Ted Morioka, in chargeThurs. September 29, 1960 7:30 p.m
1 . James Burgess2. El Ray D. Hegwood3. Ben Kai to4. Philip Minn5. Clesson Chikasuye6. Masato Doi7. Abe Dung8. Ernest Heen9. Manuel R. Cabral
10. Robert G. Dodge11. Presidential/Party12. Daniel K. Inouye13. Richard Kageyama14. Herman Lemke15. Eileen Lota16. James K, Murakami17. Matsuo Takabuki18. Frank Fasi19. Phil Bird
1 . Richard Kageyama2 . Herman Lemke3. Eileen Lota4. James K. Murakami5. Matsuo Takabuki6 . Frank Fasi7. Phil Bird
8 . James Burgess
9. El Ray D. Hegwood1 0. Ben Kaito
1 1 . Philip Minn
1 2 . Clesson Chikasuye_13. Masato Doi /14. Abe Dung
15. Ernest Heen16. Manuel R. Cabral17. Robert G. Dodge
18. Presidential/Party19. Daniel K. Inouye
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PEARL CITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL September 25, 1060 7:30 P.M,1. Presidential/Party2. El Ray D. Gegwood3. Ben Kalto4. Philip Minn5. James Burgees6. Masato Doi7. Abe Dung8. Ernest Heen0, Manuel R. Cabral10. Clesson Chikasuye11. Phil Bird12. Frank Fael13. Daniel K. Inouye14. Herman Lemke 18. Eileen Lota10, James K, Murakami17, Matsuo Takabukl18. Richard Kageyama 10, Robert 0, Dodge
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
tARALLYtf^CRANE PARK
September 26, 1960 71. Phil Bird2. Frank Fasi3. Herman Leake4. Eileen Lota5. James K. Murakami6. Matsuo Takabukl7. Riohard Kageyama8. Robert Q. Dodge 0, Daniel K. Inouye10. Masato Doi11. Abe Dung12. Ernest Heen13. Manuel R. Cabral14. Clesson Chikasuye15. Presidential/Party
