The history of today
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1940: More than 60,000 men in Hawai'i register for selective service nearly 100 percent compliance.
1945: Hawai'i salutes the men and the ships of the Navy in a giant Navy Day celebration. Pearl Harbor was open to visitors for the first time since the war began and more than 65,000 people toured the base. Fleet Adm. Chester Nimitz also was honored.
1967: Vice President Hubert Humphrey arrives in Hawai'i for an overnight stop en route to the inauguration of Nguyen Van Thieu as South Vietnam's president.
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