AP Historical Hard Drive 2007
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Playwright Arthur Miller, left, is accompanied by his attorney, Joseph Raugh, jr., as he arrives at Federal District Court in Washington, May 14, 1957 for trial on Comtempt of congress charges. Miller is the husband of actress Marilyn Monroe. The two-count indictment against him stemmed from his refusal to tell the house Un-American activities committee the names of Communist writers with whom he attended meetings in New York in 1947. (AP Photo/William Smith)
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2007-09-24
ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News
Associated Press
William Smith
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