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Letter to Arthur Goldberg from Byron White Regarding Opinion:
SEC v. Capital Gains Research Bureau1963 December 2
SEC v. Capital Gains Research Bureau
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.
Footnotes for Memorandum to Arthur Goldberg from Clerk Regarding Sit-In Casesn.d.
Typed footnotes for a memorandum to Goldberg from his clerk regarding the sit-in cases.
Footnotes for Dissenting Opinion:
Bell v. Marylandn.d.
Bell v. Maryland
No. 12, O.T. 1963; handwritten edits of footnotes for Arthur Goldberg's dissent.
Draft of Majority Opinion:
U.S. v. D. A. Stapf and B.T. Ware II1963 November
U.S. v. D. A. Stapf and B.T. Ware II
No. 54, O.T. 1963; copy of a typed draft of Arthur Goldberg's majority opinion with handwritten notes.
Draft of Majority Opinion:
Herbert Aptheker v. Secretary of Staten.d.
Herbert Aptheker v. Secretary of State
No. 461, O.T. 1963; typed draft of Arthur Goldberg's majority opinion with notes in pencil.
Draft of Dissenting Opinion:
General Motors Corporation v. Washingtonn.d.
General Motors Corporation v. Washington
No. 115, O.T. 1963; typed, partial draft of Arthur Goldberg's dissenting opinion with handwritten notes.
Draft of Dissenting Opinion:
General Motors Corporation v. Washingtonn.d.
General Motors Corporation v. Washington
No. 115, O.T. 1963; copy of a typed draft of Arthur Goldberg's dissent with handwritten notes.
Draft of Dissenting Opinion:
General Motors Corporation v. Washingtonn.d.
General Motors Corporation v. Washington
No. 115, O.T. 1963; copy of a typed draft of Arthur Goldberg's dissenting opinion with handwritten notes.
Draft of Dissenting Opinion:
Bell v. Maryland1964 April
Bell v. Maryland
No. 12, O.T. 1963; printed draft of Goldberg's dissent with what appears to be handwritten notes from the other justices.
Draft of Dissenting Opinion:
Bell v. Marylandn.d.
Bell v. Maryland
No. 12, O.T. 1963; printed draft of Arthur Goldberg's dissent followed by one page of typed research notes with "Civil Rights" and what appears to be a name ("Mr. Margolise"?) written in pencil.