Document Type
Report
Publication Date
1-1967
Abstract
- Pennsylvania dog dealer faces fifth cruelty charge; "Pets in Politics" condemned by HSUS
- Survey shows packers obeying federal slaughter law; Some abuses uncovered in handling
- 1967 Conference
- New Jersey, Pennsylvania humane societies united in successful mass rescue of auction animals
- Trigger-happy hunters victimize children in two serious incidents
- Officials cooperate in HSUS investigation of Brownsville City Pound
- Campaign under way to end classroom cruelty
- USDA proposes Poage-Magnuson regulations; HSUS recommends some strengthening provisions
- Poage-Magnuson Act, new congress may affect laboratory campaign; Decisive year predicted by HSUS
- Television code review board bans bullfighting programs
- Precedent set in Kennedy horse case; "I just hope it helps the humane societies," says Ethel
- HSUS branch offers dog care lectures
- Gains mount in rodeo fight as more states introduce legislation
- Pet fair exhibit draws big crowd
- Pioneer police dog is buried at NHEC
- Pound seizure forces beaten in California; Washington becomes new target in shifting struggle
- Busy year under way in Connecticut as branch launches new programs
- Campaigns for humane slaughter laws start early in some states
- Significant verdict in Maryland cruelty case
- Ex-police chief pleads guilty; Charges arose from HSUS findings
- District of Columbia studies regulations to control pet shops
- New dog control and licensing law introduced in New Jersey; Support building fast in state
Recommended Citation
"News ... of the Humane Society of the United States 12(1)" (1967). News of HSUS 1967. 6.
https://www.wellbeingintlstudiesrepository.org/v12_news/6