Document Type
Report
Publication Date
3-1968
Abstract
- Department of Interior considers cruel seal harvest a full use of resources for the public welfare
- Bill affecting rodeos introduced in New York
- The making of a fur coat
- Battle lines form in New York; Slaughter bills are introduced
- Site chosen for 1968 conference
- Branch reports new Pet Protective and Control law before legislature
- Study undertaken to develop holding pen for small animals
- Kindness to animals adopted as policy in Connecticut schools
- Hearings on funds for dealer law scheduled
- Heart transplants on animals continued in Ohio school system
- Law against cockfights openly flouted; HSUS demands stronger enforcement by state officials
- Ohio affiliate gears work to state needs
- Pound seizure threat looms in New Jersey
- Effect of P.L. 89-544 in halting petnapping discounted; "Too many escape holes in law," HSUS says
- Top educators visit NHEC, appraise and discuss school study
- Networks turn Sunday into "Savage" day with cruel, brutal programs
- Bullfight programs under attack nationwide; FCC confirms right to protest
Recommended Citation
"News ... of the Humane Society of the United States 13(2)" (1968). News of HSUS 1968. 4.
https://www.wellbeingintlstudiesrepository.org/v13_news/4