Free Man Thanks Judge For Sparing His Life
Richard Reilly, once condemned to death, is released on parole after Governor McCord commuted his sentence 18 years ago. Reilly, now 38, earned a diploma, secured a $300 college scholarship, and credits both McCord and Commissioner Avery for opportunities that helped him reform. He educated himself while in prison and taught others, including a near perfect score in a trigonometry course by correspondence.
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Nashville
Tenn
Richard Reilly
Tennessee
Reilly
Gray
James McCord
McCord
State Board of Par ‘Don and Paroles
Pittsburgh
Memphis
Harry Avery
Tennessee Corrections
Avery
Support Mounts For Sen. Ervin
North Carolina Democratic leaders rally behind Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. for the Supreme Court seat. Mrs. John D. Robinson sent a telegram to President Johnson urging his appointment, joining Gov. Dan Moore and state Democratic Chairman J. Melville Broughton Jr. in backing Ervin.
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J. Melville Broughton Jr
Ervin
Scholar Recognizes Student with Four Year 94 Average
The American School in Chicago awards a scholarship for outstanding grades to a student with a four year average of 94.
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The
American School In
Chicago
Stilwell Plans Return to Jumping After Parachute Accident
Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell, 53, severely injured in an April parachute accident at Fort Bragg, holds his first news conference saying he will resume jumping as soon as permitted. He described a rare double cigarette roll of the chute and noted the canopy failed during deployment, with only a 1 in 500 million chance.
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FT. Bragg
N. C
Joseph W. Stillwell
John F. Kennedy Center For Special Warfare
Paroles Board Reviews 46 Illegally Lengthened Vehicle Case Sentences
The North Carolina Paroles Board is studying 46 inmates who may have been sentenced for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle beyond legal limits. Gov. Moore to be updated after Minneapolis conference. many counties previously imposed up to three years under the old law.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Paroles Board
Howard Hepler
Paroles Board
Minn
George Randall
Recorders Court
Superior Court
General Assembly
Ted Brown
State Attorney General
Brown
Attorney General
Randall
False teeth paste improves comfort during meals
A quaint advertisement-like fragment promotes a dental paste for loose teeth. It claims to reduce slipping when eating or laughing, offers a pleasant non-acid taste, and can be found at drug counters. Specific product or brand names are unclear due to garbled text.
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