Word: parolee
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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This year thousands of Massachusetts car owners will scrutinize their 1964 plates with a fishy eye; last year most of the numbers had begun to flake off the 1963 plates by March. Nobody seemed to know exactly why, and there was much suspicion of skulduggery among the inmates of Walpole...
A Louisianian, White fought for the Confederacy, was taken prisoner and released on parole. Gravely ill, he collapsed at the side of the road while trying to make his way home. He might have died had a Union soldier not stopped and helped him by covering him with a Union...
Graduates of the academy would work in police departments, prosecutors' offices, courts, correctional institutions, and on parole boards for Federal, state, and local governments.
Du Pont Show of the Week (NBC, 10-11 p.m.). A documentary account of the intense personal relationship between a parole officer and a young convict, called "Prisoner at Large."
Throughout it all, Premier Inonu per formed a classic slow burn, letting the Justice crowd have its fun for six days. At last, the exasperated authorities could take no more, sent Bayar off to a hospital. Just a physical examination, the cops assured the old man, who promptly went on...