Police Use of Dogs Grows in U.S. Cities
A 1950s overview notes police dogs in major cities expanding crowd control roles. German Shepherds and occasionally Dobermans are used for patrolling, locating fugitives, narcotics, and dispersing protests. Training is cooperative across departments, with no nationwide policy, and cities including Birmingham Chicago Miami Houston New Orleans Atlanta St Louis Baltimore DC Salt Lake City Richmond St Paul Cincinnati and state police listed.
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Washington
Birmingham
Congress
Previ
Igor Oh Ferive RL
London
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Baltimore
St. Louis
Police Chiefs Association
Duke I
Rural School Trip Funded by Mothers Club Around Monroe
Iliff school students joined by the Mothers Club and teacher Leila Meyer toured Monroe and New Glarus on a Tuesday trip funded from club earnings. They visited Dorman's Cheese Co. St. Clare hospital and Roy's Sanitary Dairy, had dinner at the New Glarus hotel balcony, and toured Strickler's Meat Market Swiss Lace factory and the New Glarus museum.
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Iliff School
Mother’s Club
Leila Meyer
Monroe
New Glarus
Dorman’s Cheese Co
St. Clare Hospital
Roy’s Sanitary Dairy
New Glarus Hotel
Strickler’s
New Glarus Museum
Charmel
Beatrice Ackerman
Sandra
Debra Rufer
Larry Weckerly
Kristy Thomm
Kim
Wendy Hartwig
Rhonda
Kathy Mueller
Marcia Wenger
Bobby
Governor Reynolds to Speak at Conservation Congress
Governor John W. Reynolds will be the featured speaker at the opening session of the Conservation Congress in Eau Claire. The session runs Friday through Saturday as the congress considers changes to hunting and fishing regulations and hears committee reports. The executive council meets Thursday night.
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Eau Claire
John W. Reynolds
The
Conservation Congress
Congress
Congress Executive Council
Community Guests Share Weekend at Local Homes
Monticello area residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Visitors included Mrs. Doris Wagner and Mrs. Sylvia Curtis in Madison, and families from Verona New Glarus and Belleville. Several relatives traveled to King Wisconsin to see Kermit Lien transferred from a VA hospital.
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Doris Wagner
Sylvia Curtis
Ivan Blanchard
Madison
Neil Buechel
Brett
Danita
Verona
Jake _ Krieg
Leona Burge
Sandra
Grand Forks
N.D
Dave Brink
Brinks
Walter Brink
Donald
Karen Garfoot
Victor Babler
New Glarus
William Arnold
Elizabeth Legler
Thomas Brusveen
Selmar Lien
Norman Rosen
King
Wis
Kermit Lien
E. W. Marty
John Stauffer
Monroe
Carl Wild
Norton Strommen
Brad
Verlyn Adamson
Willis Babler
Gordon
Lawrence F. Marty
Gordon Heggesta
Black River Falls
Gordon Holcomb
Henry Hefty
Clarence Bontly
R.J. Theiler
Clarence Babler
Richland Center
J. F. Freitag
Otto E. Bontly
Jack
Area Students Elected By Groups at College
Four Platteville State College students for 1963 64 hold campus offices. Denny Loftus of Brooklyn will be feature editor of the Exponent weekly. Pat Piquette of Galena and Arlene Anmersol of Argyll lead the Women's Recreation Association as president and vice president. Keith Hesselbacher of Scales Mound serves as vice president of the Campus Clovers, promoting 4 H activities.
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Platteville State College
Denny Loftus
Brooklyn
Exponent
Pat Piquette
Galena
Arlene AnMersol
Argyll
Campus Women’s’ Recreation Association
Keith Hesselbacher
Scales Mound
Campus Clovers
Widow Barbara Tobin Charged With Manslaughter
Barbara Tobin a 59 year old Chicago widow was charged with manslaughter after a tavern argument led to a shooting at her Lily summer home near Antigo. The victim Newcomb Palmer 66 of Chicago died from the shooting. Tobin was wounded in the left hand and held under guard at an Antigo hospital.
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Antigo
Barbara Tobin
Chicago
Newcomb Palmer
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Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
U.S
Ailse
Stead In
WEP Rural Schools
Debbie Shaffer
Melody Herlein
Sally
Billy Ritschard
Gail
Mark
Carl Nelson
Gregory Pittsley
Steven Mayer
Quanita Melland
Mmes
Norman Ritschard
Frank Herlein
Robert Shaffer
Fritz Wenger
Marian Mueller
William Hartwig
Jerry Truun4n
Ratou
Alois Mayer
Lloyd Rufer
Melvin Ackerman
Monticello
O. D. Curtis
Phillip
Joann Schneider
Thomas Marty
Gus Johnson
Paul
Blanchardville
E.W. Marty
R.H. Schoonover
Sentry
U.S. Choice
Chaddar
Oscar Maye
Kellogg's
Florida
U.S. No. 1
California
Valencia Oranges
Angel Food
Pillsbury
Great Lakes
Samuel A. Remus
20Th Ave
Woodman Accident and Life Company
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