The history of today
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1931: The Dillingham family gives land at Mokule'ia to the YMCA. The land had been used as a YMCA camp for the previous six years as a memorial to Harold Randolph Erdman.
1950: Honolulu Rapid Transit Co. bus workers go on strike. The walkout lasted into late January.
1965: Lead elements of the 25th Infantry Division have left for South Vietnam, The Advertiser reports, with more large troop movements continuing over the next several days.
1967: Oliver Lee wins a preliminary victory in his tenure fight at the University of Hawai'i. A special Faculty Senate committee determined the university had failed to follow academic due process.
1969: A Seatrain container ship arrives with 200 containers of food for barren Island grocery shelves. A day earlier, a tentative agreement had been reached in the shipping strike that had shut virtually every West Coast port since Nov. 21.
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