Biography
Dan Kelly was a Catholic Worker associate editor who resisted the Vietnam War draft. Jack Cook reported that he entered prison in June 1968 to begin a three-year term; later contemporary reports place him at Allenwood.
CCCO reported Kelly’s January 30, 1969 transfer from Allenwood to Lewisburg and isolation after a disputed guard incident; Kelly denied kicking the guard. Contemporary report, p.1.
CCCO reports participation in an inmate-council petition. Source.
CCCO News Notes reports that, in U.S. v. Kelly, the three-year sentence being served by Daniel Kelly at Allenwood Federal Prison Camp was vacated because he had been reclassified and drafted as a “delinquent.” This is a reported court disposition, not proof of the day he physically left custody; no release date or actual custody duration is inferred. Contemporary report.