Biography
Charles “Charlie” Muse was a draft resister who served a federal prison term at Allenwood and was released in December 1968. His parole supervision ended eighteen hours before he joined the Chicago 15 draft-record burning on May 25, 1969. Muse was convicted with the group on June 5, 1970. After surrendering on December 17, 1970, he received two consecutive five-year terms on January 8, 1971 and served time at Lewisburg. Exact custody endpoints for both imprisonments remain unresolved.
The Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors’ November–December 1968 News Notes lists Charles Muse among its current prisoners at Allenwood. This contemporary roster corroborates actual confinement during the issue’s reporting period. It is a dated custody observation, not an admission, release, transfer date or measure of total time served.
