December 7, 1962
Mr, Earl C. Conway Scandia Incorporated P.O. Box 1116 Agana-Guam Dear Earl : It was indeed a worthwhile experience to go to Guam to study the situation first hand, I am indeed grateful for the reception we received. Please be sure to express my sincere appreciation to all who made our visit educational and enduring In impact. I have already called the White House to notify them of my position with regard to the governorship. I have not received any new word to date. Please be assured that I w ill oontinue to monitor the matter in the best interest of the people in Guam. Mahalo and warmest aloha. Sincerely,
DANIEL K. INOUYE, M.C
DKI:c k SCANDIA INCORPORATED P. O. Box 1116 C a b le : S ca n d ia -G u a m A g a n a-Gijam
November 30, 1962
Senator-Elect Daniel K. Inouye Honolulu, Hawaii
Dear Dan:
Myself and many others here were very pleased that you and Sparky Matsunaga and Tom Gill thought that we were of sufficient impor tance to take time out from your busy schedule and many important activities to obtain an on-the-spot picture of Guam’s disaster. We are indeed grateful for this and wish to extend our sincere thanks.
Dan, a call was received by Speaker Won Pat yesterday from a friend in Washington, The rumor is very heavy that Manuel Guerrero will receive the appointment for Governor. This is, I feel, due to the return to Washington of several officials sent out here to report and establish aid for the disaster. Most of their dealings were with Manuel Guerrero and they doubtless reported favorably on his conduct with them.
I feel strongly, along with many others, that the appointment of Speaker Won Pat as Governor of Guam would be a great step forward toward the future development and re-building of Guam. Mr. Won Pat has served in the Legislature since 1936 and in addition to being well qualified in Governmental affairs, he has earned the gratitude of his constituents with his untiring efforts in Washington, pro moting legislation for the betterment of this Territory,
It is my understanding that Secretary Udall or Assistant Secretary John Carver will be coming to Guam within the next ten days. Possibly, you will meet them in Honolulu on their way through. I am asking your further help in promoting Mr. Won Pat’s cause, and requesting the elistment of aid from Congressmen Elect Spark Matsunaga and Thomas Gill,
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All good Democrats on Guam will be most grateful.
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Distributing Jobbers to the Western Pacific November 9, 1962
Mr. Earl C. Conway, Chairman Guam Committee, Daniel K. Inouye for U. S. Senator P.O. Box 1625 Agana, Guam
Dear Hr. Conway:
He want to thank you and your committee for your valuable contribution to our success in the recent elections in Hawaii.
He deliberately kept the news of our Guam organization out of the newspapers until the closing days of the campaign so that our opponent would not set up a similar groi^p to work in his behalf.
Be assured that your efforts will not be forgotten.
Hay we extend our sincerest appreciation on behalf of myself, my wife, Maggie, and the entire membership of the campaign committee in Hawaii.
With warmest aloha,
DANIEL K. INOUYE, M.C
DKI:llh GUAM CO M M l TTEE, DANIEL K. INOUYE FOR U. S. SENATOR
EARL C. CONWAY, CHAIRMAN POST OFFICE BOX 1625 SPEAKER A. B. W ON PAT AGANA, GUAM CONGRESSMAN J. C. OKIYAMA CONGRESSMAN F. T. RAMIREZ JAMES 8HINTAKU DR. H A R O LD K IY U N A
November 4, 1962
Mr. William R, Norwood, Post Office Box 2990, Honolulu 2, Hawaii
Dear B i l l ,
Within a few hours after receipt of this letter the people of Hawaii w ill have chosen a new U.S. Senator. We know of course that it w ill be Dan Inouye. We here on Guam are aware o f the great amount of work that has been performed in his be half by you and your committee. We also know that this work w ill have its reward when Dan is elevated to the U.S.Senate by the voters of Hawaii on November 6th.
We Join with the people of Hawaii in being thankful that such a candidate as Dan Inouye made himself available for this high office.
Otar sincere aloha and best wishes to you, Dan and each and everyone of the democratic candidates.
______„ , an, Guam Committee, Daniel K. Inouye fo r United States Senator rtoJ> //* 3-r/ *■ GUAM CO M M ITTE E. DANIEL K . INOUYE FOR U. S. SENATOR
EARL C. CONWAY, CHAIRMAN POST OFFICE BOX 1625 SPEAKER A. B. W O N PAT AGANA, GUAM CONGRESSMAN J.C. OKIYAMA CONGRESSMAN F.T. RAMIREZ JAMES SHINTAKU DR. H A R O LD K IY U N A
November 2, 1962
Honorable Daniel K, Inouye, Democratic Headquarters, Honolulu, Hawaii
Dear Dan,
Enclosed find four additional checks to aid in a small way the campaign for democrats in Hawaii, Please see that each check is distributed as fo llo w s : John A. Burns Spark Matsunaga Thomas G ill Daniel K, Inouye
I wish it were possible to contribute much more to you and your fellow democrat candidates but our hearts are with each and every one of you.
The donors of the enclosed are: Earl G. Gonway, Speaker A.B.Won Pat, Congressman Ricardo Bordallo and James M, Coots. We here on Guam f e e l that Hawaii in having such outstanding candidates on the demo cratic slate are fortunate indeed/and the voters w ill show their appreciation on November 6th.
Our prayers are with each and every one of you. October 27, 1962
Mr, Earl C. Conway, Chairman Guam Committee, Daniel K. Inouye P.O. Box 1625 Agana, Guam
Dear Mr. Conway:
Maggie and I wish to thank you for your generous contribution to the Guam Committee, Daniel K. Inouye for U.S. Senator. We are deeply grateful for the well- organised and closely-knit campaign that is being voluntarily carried on in Guam. Your liaison with the headquarters in Honolulu, I am informed, has been excellent.
We are sincerely aware that the vote of confidence that we received in the primary election is, in a large measure, due to the help and dedication of people like you, Maggie and I pledge that we will do our utmost, if elected, to keep faith with you and to deserve your continued support and confidence in us.
Best wishes and aloha.
Sincerely,
DANIEL K. INOUYE, M .C
DKI:ck E a r l C. C o n w a y p . o. BOX 36$x 1625 AGANA, GUAM, U.S.A.
October 21, 1962
Mr. William Norwood, Campaign Manager, Daniel K. Inouye, 15 South King Street, Honolulu, Hawaii Dear Bill,
The following are the names and addressee of donors to the Daniel K. Inouye campaign fund collected through the Ouam Committee, Daniel K, Inouye for U.S.Senators
Earl C. Conway, Chairman, Guam Committee, Daniel K, Inouye for U.S.Senator. P.O.Box 1625, Agana, Guam Speaker Antonio B. Won Pat, member Guam Committee, Daniel K. Inouye for U.S.Senator Speaker and Chairman Rules Comm- itte, sixth Guam Legislature
Hon. J.C.Okiyama Chairman, Governmental Affairs Comm. Sixth Guam Legislature
Hon. P.T.Ramirez, Member Sixth Guam Legislature, and 1962 Democratic Campaign Chairman
Dr. Harold Kiyuna Member, Guam Committee, Daniel K. Inouye for U.S.Senator, P.O.Box 1625 Agana, Ouam
. James Shintaku member, Guam Committee, Daniel K. (Businessman) Inouye for U.S.Senator, P.O.Box 1625 Agana, Guam
CC: Dan. K . Inouye Hon,George M, Bamba, Chairman, Veteran Affairs Committee, member, Sixth Guam Legislature
Hon, Vicente B, Bamba, Secretary, Sixth Guam Legislature
Hon, Ricardo J, Bordallo, Chairman, Democratic Party of Guam Chairman, Public Health and WelfareComm
Hon. Paul D. Palting, Chairman, Judiciary Committee, Sixth Guam Legislature
Herman C.S.Fong, Fong’s Insurance Agency, P.O.Box 2297, Agana, Guam
Alfrfla J81!t!n.gSTaaUo- P.O.Box 65, Agana, Guam
P.D.Hemlani Pacific Island Traders, Agana, Guam
Gordon K, Wongham, President, Windward Hills Memorial Park P.O.Box 427, Agana, Guam
The total enclosed amounts to $ 559.00. Expenses for newspaper advertising and stationery have also been paid from donated funds, beyond the amount enclosed.
We hope that this will aid in a small way, and you can be assured that each and every one of us are working for the elction of Dan Inouye and the eligible Hawaii voters on Guam are close to 1 0 0 % for what we consider a must for the betterment of all the people, the elfction of Dan Inouye to the U.S.Senate,
Aloha and best wishes to you, Dan and all the democratic candidates.
Earl C . Conway October 27 , 1962
Mr. Earl C. Cow ay P.O. Box 1625 Agana, Guam
Dear Earl:
Thank you for your letter and enclosed clipping.
I as very such impressed by the work you and your committee are doing on Guam on behalf of my candidacy aid again wish to thank you for your invaluable help.
Maggie and I will do our best to deserve your faith and confidence in us.
Best wishes and aloha.
Sincerely,
DANIEL K. INOUYE, M.C.
DKI:ck GUI CHIME DIR HIDOUI fDft U. G. S I M
EARL C. CONWAY, CHAIRMAN POST OFFICE BOX 1625 SPEAKER A. B. WON PAT AGANA, GUAM CONGRESSMAN J. C. OKIYAMA CONGRESSMAN F. T. RAMIREZ JAMES SHINTAKU DR. HAROLD KIYUNA
October 21, 1962
Hon. Daniel K . Inouye 15 South King Street, Honolulu, Hawaii
Dear Dan,
Enclosed is a clipping from yesterday's Guam News regarding Speaker Von Pat, We sure need this man as our next Governor, and I sincerely hope that he gets the appointment.
If the enthusiasm shown for you on Guam is a barometer, you are sure winner.
Our hopes and prayers are with you.
Sincerely,
Earl C . Conway VOL. XVII NO. 251 AGANA, GUAM, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1962 TEN CENTS Only One Now Recommended For Governor By GEORGE SPENCER Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, Oct. 19 (Special)-Antonio B. Won- Pat, speaker of the Guam Legislatu re, is the leading contender now for governor of the territory. NO ONE ELSE i Informed sources said "three or four” requests have come in to decision making headquarters re^ commending Won-Pat. No other person has been
recommended to date. Sources here had said W on-Pat has 'been endorsed by the Guam Democratic 1 party to succeed Gov. B ill Daniel. The endorsement re portedly cam e in a letter to Democratic National Com mittee headquarters from Guam Cong. Adrian Cristo bal, national committeeman, and M rs. Isabel Zafra, na tional committeewoman. - LETTERS TO SENATE There also, .reportedly w ere letters from Guam to the Senate urging Won-Pat’s appointment. *** Mrs. Zafra said Wednes day that the letter she and Cristobal sent to the De mocratic National Commit tee recommended Won-Pat, Director Richard F. Taitano o f the O ffice o f T e rrito rie s , and Secretary Manuel Guer- ; rero, now acting governor. She said she and Cristobal were not acting for theparty but only in their own behalf. NOT AW ARE Party Chairman Ricardo J. Bordallo disclaimed . knowledge of the letter, add ing that the party has made no official recommendation. ;Won-Pat also said he knew k "no,thing, of M rs. Zafara's and i Cristobal's action. * Won-Pat did sat, that he " had been told that Sen. Oren ■. L ong, Hawaii D em ocrat, had recommended h i m . Taitano arm Cristobal fo r the go- : vernorship. E a r l C. C o n w a y P-O.BOX31HC 1625 AGANA, GUAM, U.S.A.
October 21, 1962
Mr. William Nonrood, Campaign Manager, Daniel Inouye, 15 South King Street, Honolulu, Hawaii
Dear Bill,
The following are the names and addresses of donors to the Daniel K. Inouye campaign fund eolleeted through the Guam Committee, Daniel K. Inouye for U.S.Senator:
Earl C. Conway, Chairman, Guam Committee, Daniel K, Inouye for U.S.Senator, P.O.Box 1625, Agana, Guam
Speaker Antonio B . Won Pat, member Guam Committee, Daniel K, Inouye for U.S.Senator Speaker and Chairman Buies Comm- itte, sixth Guam Legislature
Hon. J.C.Okiyama, Chairman, Governmental Affairs Comm. Sixth Guam Legislature
Hon. F.T.Ram irez, Member Sixth Guam Legislature, and 1962 Democratic Campaign Chairman
Dr. Harold Kiyuna member, Guam Committee, Daniel K. Inouye for U.S.Senator, P.O.Box 1625 Agana, Guam
James Shintaku, member, Guam Committee, Daniel K. (Businessman) Inouye for U.S.Senator, P.O.Box 1625 Agana, Guam Hon.George M . Bamba, Chairman, Veteran Affairs Committee, member, Sixth Guam Legislature
Hon. Vicente B. Bamba, Secretary, Sixth Guam Legislature
Hon. Ricardo J. Bordallo, Chairman, Democratic Party of Guam Chairman, Public Health and WelfareComm
Hon, Paul D. Palting, Chairman, Judiciary Committee, Sixth Guam Legislature
Herman C.S.Fong, Pong’s Insurance Agency, P.O.Box 2297, Agana, Guam
P.O.Box 65, Agana, Guam Alfrtl8SImin.l85d,,ll0>
P.D.Hemlani Pacific Island Traders, Agana, Guam
Gordon K . Vongham, President, Windward Hills Memorial Park P.O.Box 427, Agana, Guam
The total enclosed amounts to $ 559.00. Expenses for newspaper advertising and stationery have also been paid from donated funds, beyond the amount enclosed.
We hope that this will aid in a small way, and you can be assured that each and every one of us are working for the elction of Dan Inouye and the eligible Hawaii voters on Guam are close to 100% for what we consider a must for the betterment of all the people, the election of Dan Inouye to the U.S.Senate.
Aloha and best wishes to you, Dan and all the democratic candidates,
Earl C. Conway EARL C. CONWAY ' O •<>**« 1625 AGANA, GUAM. U S A
Mr. Willi am Norwood Campaign Manager, Daniel K , Inouy e , 15 South King Street, Honolulu , Hawaii
Dear Bill,
The following a re the names and address** of donors to the Daniel K . I n ouye campaign fund collected through the Guam Co m ittee, Daniel K. Inouye for U .S.Senator:
Earl C. Conway, Chairman, Guam Committee, Daniel K , Inouye for U.S.Senator. P.O.Box 1629, Agana, Goam
Speaker Antonio B , Won Pat, member Guam Committee, Daniel K . Inouy e for U .S.Senator Speaker and C hairman Rules Comm- itte, sixth Guam Legislature
Hon , J.C.Okiyama, Chairman, Governmental Affairs Comm Sixth Guam Legislature
Hon. P.T.Ram ires, Member Sixth Oman Legislature, and 1962 Democratic Caapaign Chairman
Dr. Harold Kiyuna, member, Guam C o m mittee, Daniel K, Inouy e for U.S.Senator, P.O.Box 1625 Agana, Guam < y »*••«. Shintake, member, Guam Committee, Daniel K . Inouye for U.S.Senator, P.O.Box 1625 (Businessman) Agana, Guam v Hon.George M. Bamba, Chairman, Veteran Affairs Committee, member, Sixth Guam Legislature
^ Hon. Vicente B. Bamba, Secretary, Sixth Guam Legislature
Hon. Rica r do J. Bordallo, Chairman, Democratic Party of Guam Chairman, Public Health and V*lfar*Cm
H o n . Pa u l D. Palting, Chairman. Judiciary Committeef Sixth Guam Legislature
/ Hem an C.S.Fong, Fong's Insurance Agency, P.O.Box 2297, Agana, Guam
/ A1 frf *■ * *0» P.O.Box 65, Agana, Guam
P.D.Hemlani P a cific Island Traders, Agana, Guam Gordon K. Wongham , President, Windward Hills Memorial Park P.O.Box 427, Agana, Guam
The total enclosed amounts to $ 559.0O. Expenses for newspaper advertising and- stationary have also been paid from ionatad funds, beyond the amount enclosed.
We hope that this will aid in a small way, and you can be assured that each and every one of us are working for the eletion of Dan Inouye and the eligible Hawaii voters on Guam are close to 10 0 % for what we consider a must for the betterment of all the people, the elction of Dan Inouye to the U.S.Senate.
Aloha and best wishes to yon, Dan and all the democratic candidates.
Karl C. Conway GUAM COM M ITTEE, DANIEL K. INOUYE FOR U. S. SENATOR
EARL C. CONWAY, CHAIRMAN POST OFFICE BOX 1625 SPEAKER A. B. WON PAT AGANA, GUAM CONGRESSMAN J. C. OKIYAMA CONGRESSMAN F. T. RAMIREZ JAMES SHINTAKU DR. HAROLD KIYUNA
October 16, lg62
Eon, Daniel K, Inouye, 15 South King Street, Honolulu, Hawaii
Dear Dan,
The Guam Committee f o r Inouye wish to extend, their Congratulations for the fine showing made by you in the recent primary election. We were confident that you would maize this grand showing and believe that it is certainly an indication of what will happen in the general election.
We are s t i l l work ing hard in your behalf and fe e l sure that we w ill soon be addressing you as: Senator Inouye,
Myself, and each member o f the committe send. you and. Mrs, Inouye our aloha and best wishes.
Sincerely
Earl C .Conway '/h tr v c ^ ^ September 27, 1962
PERSONAL
Mr. Earl C. Conway Agana, Guam
Dear Mr. Conway:
I am writing this letter to you in my capacity as chairman of Dan Inouye's campaign committee.
I was very interested and pleased this past week to receive a couple of photographs of the committee which you have organized for Dan on Guam.
At the proper time we would like to publicize the existence of your committee and for that purpose we need a better picture than the one which was delivered to us. The picture we have is a little faded and fuzzy and doesn’t have a clear contrast usually required for news purposes. If you could provide such a picture and also send us the negative, I think we could make good use of it sometime later in the campaign.
The main reason we are not publicizing the existence of your committee now is that we assume that our opposition has no such committee at work in your area. If we are Incorrect it would be helpful to know.
Obviously, we do not want to encourage the opposition to get busy in competition with you, if they are not already at work on Guam.
We do appreciate your interest, however, and will be pleasedto send you any supplies which you may need in addition to those you may already have. We now have brochures, busper stickers, posters, etc., in ample supply and I am sure we can take care of yourneeds by air mail as soon as we know what you may require.
Thanks again for your interest.
Sincerely, ElWClinEMH.HlllllttllU.ESBM
EARL C. CONW AY, CHAIRM AN POST OFFICE BOX 1626 SPEAKER A. B. WON PAT AGANA, GUAM CONGRESSMAN J. C. OKIYAMA CONGRESSMAN F. T. RAMIREZ JAMES SHINTAKU DR. HAROLD K IYU N A
October 5, 1962
Mr, Will iam R, Norwood,, P.O.Box 2990, Honolulu 2, Hawaii
Dear B illt
Many thanks fo r your le tte r o f September 27th.
I am sorry that the picture you received was so poor. I am trying again and w ill know how they turn out on monday, October 8th, Those that do finishing work here do not turn out good.I work at a ll. I f the next ones developed are not good, I w ill send, you the negatives and I am sure that you can get a better job done in Honolulu,
We do not need, any additional supplies. We origi nally received a good supply o f Inouye buttons and other supplies including sufficient literature. I have had, addional registration applications mimeo- graped here, so this is no problem.
There is not much a ctivity here on the opposition. Annabelle Nobriga (Mrs. Albert) is working for Kealoha and, Dillingham but is having very l i t t l e success. We have created lots o f enthusiasm andare happy with our progress. We hope to be ab le to send you help in a monetary way within the next ten days.
Keep the faith