Miller faces potential jail after conviction for contempt
Playwright Arthur Miller may serve three weeks or more in jail after being found guilty of contempt for refusing a congressional inquiry. Judge McLaughlin postponed sentencing to receive probation reports amid a heavy workload. Miller and Marilyn Monroe left New York briefly, declining further comment on the case.
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Wife Rebelled Against Work Sets Fire in Frustration
Nancy Joyce Stoner, 20, faces arson charges in Superior Court after allegedly setting her home ablaze citing burnout from housework and diaper duties. She appeared June 10, free on $500 bond, saying she could not afford legal counsel and that the act stemmed from years of exhausting chores.
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Cars for Sale and Military Mission Cuts
Classified items list a 1947 Ford truck priced at 795 dollars and a 1954 Studebaker Commander coupe at 995 dollars with features noted. In national news the United States trims overseas military missions by about 12 percent to save costs and reduce tensions overseas, including Formosa tensions last week.
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City of Arden City approves street improvements plan
A 1967 ordinance records the governing body of Arden City approving street improvements and a tax levy to fund them. Resolution details authorize work on paving and related enhancements, with contract action to be pursued under general statutes. The document cites adoption by the city clerk and the mayor's signature.
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Anonymous tips and deodorant aid in office odor cases
A discussion with Dr George W Cran Harty on handling severe body odor in the workplace. He cites a tragic case where anonymous advertising sparked a nervous breakdown. Bosses are advised to address the offender directly, while supportive compliments may prevent harm. A pamphlet on paying compliments is offered.
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