I could be wrong but my understanding is that Sr. only spent a few hours in Honolulu that day. Time to give him a basketball and go to a jazz concert? Maybe. Too bad no prestitute will ask him It's my understanding he was there for a month or so...but more important than how long he was there, is what was the purpose? There have been suggestions made that an adoption in Indonesia was annulled. That the kenyan was brought to Hawaii to object - on the grounds he was not consulted.
That name Soebarkah, removed from the passport docs, suggests an adoption by SOEBARKAH, not SOETORO. There may have been a family court hearing during that visit, and an adoption annullment would have returned his name to what it was according to the 1964 divorce documents.
Well now that is interesting. I hadn't read a report that he had been there longer than a day but a month with his son out of his son's whole life still doesn't say much for Sr.
Is Soebarkah a different name (apart from spelling) than Soetoro? If so I wasn't aware that there was suspicion that it signified a different person than Lolo Soetoro.
Only a look at the actual source documents at the HDOH will ever settle it.