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PACIFIOJ T;:ITIZEN of Jan Vietnam war dead: 61 Nikkei ~ ~ The Vietnam war bas ended so far • STATE OF HAWAII as United tates participation is con· AMlY-COAlBAT DIiATIJ S cerned \I'ith the cease· fire agreement Pfc. Wayne A. Arakaki, 20, Kaneohe PACIFIOJ t;:ITIZEN of Jan. 23. Its co t in human lives is P{c. John T. Doike, 19, Honolulu fl M[Jmber .:i h,~ Pubhcdllon J.Jp.,meSt" Amencan C,tile"!. 'le.QUC, 12.5 Weller 51 l~ Angeles., Cd ljf 9001 2; (2}3) MA 66936 staggering for history will record more S. Sgt. Melvin S. Fujila, 25. Honolulu than 1.5 million people - including cpt Rodney T. Fukunaga. 22. Hila Publl.hcd W('ekly Except Fir:;.1 and L .. ' Week· of thJ YC '6 ~ St:cond CloJS> PO~ l dg£ P.ud .. , Lo~ Anocle~ , Cdhf about 56.000 mericans-were killed. Spec. 4 FI'Cd K. M. Halada. 19. Hllo P{c. Gary K. Kawamura. 22, Lih"L From the files of tbe Pacific Citizen VOL 76 O. 5 j<' RlDAY. ~ ' EBRUAHY 9, 1973 12 CENTS come the following list of 61 Japane e Cpl. Te.... y Kawamura. 19. Wahiawa Capl. Roy S. Kobayasbi. 25. HOllolulu AmeIican servicemen who were killed Sp. 4c Wallace K Matayoshi. (Hawsli) in outheast Asia-22 of them hailing Pfc. Alan Y. l\Iatsuura. 19. Honolulu from the Mai.nland tates. The first Sp. 4 Michael S. NakashIma. 21. Hlio Nisei killed in action was CWO Jame Pfc. Melvin Nishiyama. 21. Honolulu 7 NISEI REPORTED • • H. Ishihara. 40. of San Francisco on P!c. Rochne M. Nogucru. 20. Honoluiu March 10. 1963. "lajority of the Nisei Pfc. Earl A. Ol<umw·a. 20. Honolulu war dead were reported after 1967. Spec. 4 J obn S. Otake, 20. Honolulu ON PRISONER LIST Growing tide of Japanese Sgt. I.C, Emest S. Sakai. 28. Hawl • MAINLAND STATES Cpl. Glenll T. Srubata. 21. Kealakekua Spec. 4 Clifford K. Taira, 20. Honolulu AR ~ IY- C O ~ m AT DEATH Spec 4 Kenneth Takemolo. 19. Wahiawa IN NO. VIETNAM • Sgt. Donald S. Fujimoto. California t t · H .. S. Sgt. Minoru Tanaka. 36, Waiako. Pfc. Skyler Hasuike. 23. Los Angeles Spec. 4 Albert H. Tatsuno, 31, Aiea Two Unlisted in Sgt. Rocky Y. Hirakawa. 20. Gardena Inves men worries awall Sp. 4 Edward S. Yamashiro, 21. Kaneohe PC Files, Uyeyama CW02 Isaac Yoshiro Hosaka. 37. Los Angeles Spec. 4 Naoto Yamashiro. 43, Honolulu CWO James H. Ishihara. 40, San Francisco Sgt. Melvin Yamashita, 23. Honolulu Captured in 1968 HONOLULU - LegIs lators wait, particularly in loutism. dertake a study of the eco­ J apan IS now belore tbe legIS­ Spec. 4 James T. Kajiwara, San Francisco Sgt. I.C. Rodney Yano. 25, Kealakekua (rom both parties and botb In separate actions: nomic and social impact at lature and lbe Honolulu Ad­ S. Sgt. Julio Shinji Kaneko. San Diego Sgt I.C. Kanji Yoshino. H, Honolulu WASHINGTON - Seven Ja­ houses have expressed con­ 1-5tate Senate Democrats, such investments. vertiser, in its J an. 26 edJ­ Pfc. Bruce J. Mori. 20, Los Angeles cern at the growing tide of 23 ARM Y-NON-CO~m t l T pane.se Americans wel'e i n - in a Jan. resolution, asked 2-House Republicans call­ torial. noted getting "a pers­ Spec. 5 Masasru Nakashima. 23. cluded on the li s t or 555 Japanese investment in Ha- that the Administration Wl- ed for a similar assessment, pective on the subject is dif­ Santa Barbara Sgt. Francis C. Aki Jr.. 19. Honolulu plus the enactment of Federal ficult because it involves a S. Sgt. Masaichi Fujimolo. 41. Honolulu JiYing American pl'isoners in Spec. 4 Ste"e Masao Ohal·a. California Southeasl Asia released by legislation to "influence for­ mixture of economics and Lt. Cwiis Onch.i, 22. Portland CWO Owen T. HiI'ano, 24. Honolulu the Defense Department thia eign governments. toward emotions." Ptc. Takeshi Sato. 22. Oakland Spec. 5 Kaoru Honda. 39. IDlo past week (Jan. 28-29) . correcting the situation." But witb Japanese invest· Sgt. Ken H. Taketa, 22, Los Angeles S. Sgt. Gary N. Miyake, H. lVaialuB In releasing the informa .. Guam Cited ment here destined to grow. AR~IY-NON·C O ~ mAT Spec. 4 Terrance A. Ogata. 23. Hila tion, the Pentagon only pro­ the Advertiser pointed to two P"t. Allyson Y. Sasaki. 24. Honolulu The Senate measure, intro­ major factors confronting the Spec. 5 Akira Yamashita. 38, Los Angel., vided names. service and duced by Oahu Sen. Donald ~ l A RI NE IVO Roy Y. Shinkawa. 25. Honolulu ranks of men. (Additional in­ issue: ORPS- OA m AT DE Ttl Nishimura, cited the recent (I) "Limits at growlb-how Pic. Curtis T. Ando. Wyoming Sfc. Yoshio Takehara. 41, Wahiawa (ormation, such as hometown "whirlwind" of overseas in­ Pvt. Elliot Matsuob Yoshida. 29. Wahla"a and d ate of capture comes big and what kind at Hawail Pfc. Allan H. Harano, 20, Berkeley vestment in Guam which "has do we want and how do we AIR FORCE- o~ m AT DEATH trom PC !iles.) led to a lack of public facili­ L. Cpl. Donald H. Kilo, Alameda HORIO. P/5 Tom T, Ar­ start achieving it?" It matters 2nd Lt. Rage,' P. Okamoto, 23. Portland Airman 2.C. Jerald K. Sumida. 28. Kabulul ties, a severe shortage of relatively litUe wbether de­ m~·. (Hilo, Hawaii). housing, and inftated land L. Cpl. Ronald R Okamolo, Cali{ornia O~lBAT velopment capital comes from MA RiNE CORPS- DEATU KOBASHIGA WA. S p I 5 values." Pfc. Kenny R. Suzuki. 23. Santa Monica Gun Sgt. Kenyu Shimabukuro. 38. Hila Tom Y.. Army. (Honolulu, Japan or the Mainland. the The House GOP bloc zero­ Advertiser said. Pfe. Rick Yamashita. 19. Detroit LCpl Richal'd H. Toma, 26. Honolulu crew chief aboard helicopter ed in on Japanese investment, "eporled missing Feb. 5, 1970; wrucb it said has amounted to (2) "Prejudice based on Radio Hanoi reports capture $100 million or more during racial feelings is unfortunate", July. 1970) the past two or three years. refelTing to lbe Los Angeles NAKAGAWA. Cmdr. Gor­ Rep. Buddy Soares (R-Waia­ Times report tram its Hong don R.. Navy. (Wbidby Island lae. Hawaii Kail expressed Kong cOITespondent Robert NAS, Wash., A-6A pilot shot Elegant that lbe so-called tears thaI: ll 128 teams, 5 from Japan, '~ugly American is being re­ down over North Vietnam (a) Japanese control over placed by the "ugly Japanese" Dec. 22, 1972; son of Mr. and tourism would r e !II u I t in 1\1I's. Bunny Nakagawa, Au­ "overspecialization" of Ha­ on lbe Asian scene. While burn, CaliL) wail's economy there is reason to be concern­ UYEYAMA, Maj. Terry J., ed, "such experiences need to roll at Portland pinfest f p end Less' not be the case in Hawaii", Ai,. Force. (Austin, Tex., figbter pilot missing in action. (b) Japanese tourists spend the Advertiser hoped, tbough it ''''as aware 'fblacklash" at­ (Special to The Pacific Citizen) women's events are J aue captains. Complete bowling May 20, 1968 Pentagon list; less because they come as part titudes exist in places like PORTLAND, Ore.-A nation­ Wing and Aki Dong. schedule will also be included. on POW list published June of prepaid travel groups. Singapore. Jakarta and Bang­ al roll-off in Japan was lnformation on available A mixer is being pla.mcd 26. 1970.) (c) Foreign control of tour­ ism would reduce opportuni­ kok where there has been scheduled the last week of motel and hotel accommoda­ on lIlarch 5 nnd the awards MATSUI. Capt. Melvin K., more experience in this re­ J anual')' to detenn:ine the tions will be sen t au t in the banquet on March 10. Both Air Force. (Hilo. Hawaii, cap- ties for Islanders to advance gard. roster of 22 men and 6 wom­ immedJate future to all team ts '11 b d tured July 29. 1972, wrule on to top management positions. en who will compete in tbe ~~~~atohVIMot~. ~~~. ~t ~~; bombing mission.) Soares said lbe State should The Advertiser had pub­ 1973 National JACL Bowling pitalil,. night is being sehed- NAGAHfRO Ll Col. James try to cbannel foreign invest­ lisbed other reports on the 'Fournament bere Marcb 5-10. u1ed by Sacramento on Mar Y .• Air Force. (No hometown ment away from tourism and impact of Japanese invest­ WILSON RILES TO SP EAK ment and tourism in Asia, Yasuharu Mizuno of Toyota 7. A hospitality night sponsor- listed. reported all Pelltagon into areas such as ocean­ ed by the bost organizations: missing-in-action list for Dec. ography, lbe garment indus­ such as Japanese officials and Bowl, Japan. and se\'eral of­ AT SAC'TO INAUGURAL businessmen worried about fi cials will represent Japan in Oregon Nisei Bowting League 26. 1972.) try and financial services. (men and women). Portland SHlNGAKI. lI1aj. Tamotsu, ... this "backlasb" pro b I e m - tbe tournamenl This will be SACRAMENTO, CaliL - The ~ome involving old emotiol13. the third time bowlers fi'om Northern CalifornJa - Western and Gresbam-Troutdale chap- Air Force. MO, TEREY WELCO:lrE-Hawaii Lt. Gov George Ari­ Editoria l fears mixing the natural resentment against Japan are competing. The first Nevada District Council will ters of the JACL is bemg 'till lIlissing Japan's g row i n g economie contingent partiCipated in the meet Feb. II at the Sacra­ planned for March 8. Among those carried a. yoshi and his wife, Jean (lert). are welcomed to scenic economics with emotion power, anger at shrewd busi­ 25tb annual classic held at mento Inn with Sacramen­ Bowling events arc scbed- Missing in Action by the U.S.
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