
Hawai`i National Bank openes its doors in Chinatown on September 19, 1960 with record-breaking opening-day deposits.
$566,100,000 worth of imports arrive in Hawai'i; exports total $263,800,000.
Kau Kau Corner closes.
Hawai'i Visitors Bureau launches a mainland ad campaign that says, "Hawai`i has plenty of rooms available right now."
For the first time, tourism overtakes sugar and pineapple industries in the amount of revenue earned.
O'ahu building industry reaches new heights as building permits totaling $164 million are issued, an increase of $35 million over the year before.
Henry Kaiser tentatively agrees to sell Hawaiian Village to Conrad Hilton for $29.75 million.