Hawaii. Our next state
Description
Presents Hawaiian Governor King and Admiral Radford, the Navy's Pacific commander, discussing the benefits of statehood for Hawaii. Includes scenes of the 300,000-acre Parker Ranch, the University of Hawaii, the sugar and pineapple industries and such tourist attractions as the beach at Waikiki, native sports and traditional entertainment. Highlights Hawaii's important strategic position and the wide variety of mixed cultures that make up the Hawaiian people. Details the significant role King Kamehameha played in uniting the islands as well as the unique features of each island.
Runtime
27 min
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Date of Publication
1953
Database
Alexander Street