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Memorandum for the Conference from Hugo Black1962 October 5
O.T. 1962, No. 191; typed memorandum from Black to the other justices asking for additional discussion, rather than dismissal, of Julia Ioannou v. New York.
Memorandum for the Conference from John Marshall Harlan1962 October 1
No. 46, O.T. 1962; typed memorandum from John Marshall Harlan to the other justices regarding why they should postpone hearing arguments for Southern Construction Co. v. Pickard.
Memorandum for the Conference from John Marshall Harlan1962 November 6
No. 37; copy of a memorandum to the other justices from Harlan stating his intention to rewrite his dissent for Hewitt Robins v. Eastern Freightways.
Memorandum from William J. Brennan to Earl Warren, Hugo Black, William O. Douglas, and Arthur Goldberg Regarding Sun and Toy v. United States1962 December 3
No. 36; memorandum from Brennan asking the other four justices who had voted with him for their advice on his opinion for the case.
Memorandum to Arthur Goldberg from Byron White1962 November 2
O.T. 1962, No. 42 No. 43 & No. 44; typed memorandum to Goldberg from White stating White's decision to join Goldberg's opinion for U.S. v. Loew's.
Memorandum to Arthur Goldberg from William J. Brennan1962 November 3
O.T. 1962, No. 42 No. 43 & No. 44; typed memorandum to Goldberg from Brennan stating Brennan's decision to join Goldberg's opinion for U.S. v. Loew's.
Memorandum to John Marshall Harlan from Arthur Goldberg1962 December 12
No. 16; typed memorandum from Goldberg to Harlan regarding expanding constitutional discussion in his opinion for Shotwell Manufacturing Co. v. U.S.
Memorandum to John Marshall Harlan from Potter Stewart1962 November 1
O.T. 1962, No. 42 No. 43 & No. 44; copy of a typed memorandum from Stewart to Harlan and copied to Arthur Goldberg in which Stewart asks Harlan to join his opinion for U.S. v. Loew's.
Memorandum to Potter Stewart from Hugo Black 1964 April 11
No. 199, O.T. 1963; copy of a memorandum to Stewart signed "H.L.B." (Hugo Layfayette Black), in which Black offers his motivation to reverse Massiah v. United States.
Memorandum to the Brethren from Arthur Goldberg1962 November 8
O.T. 1962, No. 38; copy of a typed memorandum to the other justices from Goldberg announcing his intention to write a concurrence for Los Angeles Meat and Provisions Drivers Union Local 626 v. United States, with William J. Brennan joining him.