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  • Collection: The Arthur Goldberg Papers
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1963 December 2

No. 42, O.T. 1963; typed letter to Goldberg from White stating White's intention to join Goldberg's opinion pursuant to White's two suggestions.
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1964 March 3

No. 39 & No. 40, O.T. 1963; copy of a memorandum to the other justices from Brennan regarding New York Times v. Sullivan; Abernathy v. Sullivan.
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No. 39 & No. 40, O.T. 1963; copy of typed draft of Arthur Goldberg's concurrence with handwritten notes.
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1964 March

No. 39 & No. 40, O.T. 1963; typed and printed draft of Arthur Goldberg's concurrence with suggested notes (by "LBM"—Lee B. McTurnan, Goldberg's clerk?) in pencil.
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No. 56 & No. 80, O.T. 1963; three handwritten notes from Goldberg to McTurnan, his clerk.
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1964 March 26

No. 56 & No. 80, O.T. 1963; typed note in which Warren joins Goldberg's opinion for F. L. Van Dusen v. R. Barrack; F. L. Van Dusen v. R. Barrack.
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1964 January 18

No. 107, O.T. 1963; typed letter from Douglas to Goldberg in which Douglas suggests that Goldberg consider D.C. v. Clawans with regard to his opinion in U.S. v. Barnett, and also in which Douglas informs Goldberg of his inclination to sit in on the…
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1964 March 16

No. 107, O.T. 1963; typed letter to Goldberg from Douglas regarding Douglas's decision to sit in on U.S. v. Barnett despite having not heard oral arguments.
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1964 April

No. 87, O.T. 1963; includes a handwritten note to Arthur Goldberg from William J. Brennan asking for Goldberg's opinion on an attached typed note Brennan wrote regarding the opinion in R. S. Simpson v. Union Oil Company of California.
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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.
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