Biography of Turnbull Ties to Fitzgerald and Wolfe
Andrew Turnbull, biographer of F. Scott Fitzgerald and Thomas Wolfe, died at age 46 in Cambridge, Massachusetts after a period of marked low mood and psychiatric treatment. His works included Wolfe biography published by Scribner in 1968 and a Fitzgerald title by the same publisher in 1962, with involvement on The Letters of F Scott Fitzgerald in 1963. He taught literature at Brown University.
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Ray to gain access as state Supreme Court rejects new King murder trial
Ray will be released from his small cell to work in the maximum security building cleaning corridors and preparing meals. The plan adds time in the enclosed yard and allows a transistor radio, playing cards, and library books. He already has a sign in his cell and subscribes to two local newspapers.
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