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MILLER said that he was not directed or misled into attending CP meetings but rather that his growing up in the depression and. maturing in the nidst of war, and many forces in his personal life led him for a time to seek in Marxism a fount of authority, from which might flow a stream of values, in-which "I could wholly have faith." The article further reflected that MILLER said he came away from CP meetings convinced that his temperament and viewpoints were diametrically opposed to those of. NY 100-5767 3 Marxists. — An article in the July 11, 1956, edition of the "New York Daily News," captioned "Vote Contempt Citation Against ARTHUR MILLER" reflected that on July 10, 1956, - that the HCUA voted a contempt citation against ARTHUR. MILLER. | | ' An article in the July 26, 1956, edition of the "New York Journal American" captioned "MILLER Prosecution Studied by BROWNELL" reflected that on July 25, 1956, the United States House o> Representatives voted © to cite MILLER for contempt of Vongress and that the Justice Department was deciding whether to prosecute MILLER upon his return from Engiland where he was honeymooning with actress MARILYN MONROE, B. Communist Party (cP) Fronts A, National Council of the Arts, Sciences, - and Professions (NCASP The Congressional Committee on Un-American Activities, Review of the Scientific and Cu:.trual Conference for World Peace, arranged by the Nat;ional Council of the Arts, Sciences, and Professions, and held in New York City, on March 25, 26, and 27, 1949, House Report No. 1954, April ' 26, 1950, (originally released April 19, 1949) page 2, describes the National Council of the Arts, Sciences, and Professions as “cited as a Communist front."