Honolulu women, some 300 of them, carry anti-strike signs tacked to brooms on a daylong picket line in
front of ILWU headquarters at Pier 11. The signs call on striking stevedores to “oust” their leaders.
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STARADVERTISER / JULY 29, 1970
The world’s largest sailing ship cruises past Waikiki en route to Pier 8 and a weeklong Hawaii visit. The
Argentine frigate Libertad has a crew of 357 of whom 108 are naval academy cadets. It is 300 feet long
and has a displacement of 4,150 tons.
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STARADVERTISER / SEPTEMBER 27, 1966
During his visit to Hawaii, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos, left, attended a banquet at the Ilikai
Hotel. Seated with him are state Rep. Barney Menor; Marcos’ wife, Imelda; and Lt. Gov. Andrew Ing.
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STARADVERTISER / NOVEMBER 24, 1972
On Saturdays and Sundays more than 4,000 people crowd into the Kam Drive-In Theater to buy and sell
almost everything under the sun.
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STARADVERTISER / JANUARY 14, 1983
Seven years after selling The Dunes nightclub, Jack Cione repurchased the business when the new owner
failed to keep the adult entertainment venue’s fire burning and bellied up a couple of years ago. Cione
stands outside the club near the airport, which reopened this week as The Dunes Again.
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STARADVERTISER / DECEMBER 9, 1984
One of the attractions at the Honolulu Motorama, an auto show at the Neal Blaisdell Center exhibition
hall, is a 1985 Corvette called Monster Vette. The 12,000-pound car goes as fast as 8 mph in its lowest gear.
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STARADVERTISER / MAY 30, 1961
A customer buys reindeer tendons in the Bo Sau Tong herb shop on North King Street in the Aala triangle
area. The proprietor, facing a possible relocation, does not want to move because of high rents elsewhere
in the city and most of his customers live in the Aala area.