List of Orders in Pending Cases

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No. 

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1270 
  

ORDERS IN PENDING CASES 
  

43 Orig. OREGON V, MITCHELL 

The motion for leave to file the bill of 

complaint is granted. The motion of the New York 

City Board of Elections for leave to intervene in 

this case and in No. 44 Original is denied. The 

motion of Youth Franchise Coalition et al, for leave 

to participate in oral argument as amici curiae in 
  

this case and in No. 46 Original is denied. 

44 Orig. TEXAS V, MITCHELL 

The motion for leave to file the bill of 

complaint is granted. The motion of the State of 

Indiana for leave to participate in oral argument, 

as amicus curiae, is denied, The motion of the 
  

State of Indiana for leave to join the State of 

Arkansas et al, in amicus curiae brief of State 
  

of Indiana is granted, 

46 Orig. UNITED STATES V, ARIZONA 

The motion for leave to file the bill of 

complaint is granted, The motion of defendant for 

permission for two attorneys for leave to participate 

in oral argument is granted. 

47 Orig. UNITED STATES V, IDAHO 

The motion for leave to file the bill of 

complaint is granted. The motion of the Commonwealth 

of Virginia for leave to participate in oral argument, 

as amicus curiae, is denied. 
   



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No. 281 SWANN V, CHARLOTTE~MECKLENBURG BD OF EDUCATION 

The motion of the Solicitor General for 

leave to participate in the oral argument in this 

case and in No. 349, as amicus curiae, is granted 
  

and thirty minutes are allotted for that purpose. 

An additional fifteen minutes are allotted to 

each side in these cases and the cases are con- 

solidated with a total of three hours for oral 

argument, The motions of the National Education 

Association; William C, Cramer; and The Governor 

of Florida for leave to participate in the oral 

argument, as amicus curiae, are denied. The 
  

motion of The Classroom Teachers Association of 

the Charlotte~Mecklenburg School System, Inc,, for 

leave to participate in oral argument, as amicus 

curiae, in this case and in No. 349, is denied, 

The motions of the Commonwealth of Virginia; and 

the Attorney General of Florida for leave to 

participate in the oral argument, as amicus curiag 
  

are also denied: The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice 

Black, Mr. Justice Harlan and Mr. Justice 

Marshall dissent from the denial of the latter 

motions. The motion of Newton Collier Estes for 

leave to file a brief, as amicus curiae, is 
  

granted, but the motion for leave to participate 

in oral argument, as amicus curiae, is denied. 
  

The motion of Albert W. Watson, et al.,, for leave 

to join in the amicus curiae brief of William 
  

C. Cramer is granted, 

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The motion of the Charlotte~Mecklenburg Board of 

Education for an ancillary writ of certiorari in 

this case and in No. 349 pertaining to the pro- 

ceedings subsequent to the granting of certiorari 

in No, 281 is granted and treating the motion as 

a petition for a writ of certiorari it is also 
granted. 

APPEALS ~ JURISDICTION NOTED OR POSTPONED 
  

No. 444 MOORE V, CHARLOTTE-MECKLENBURG BD OF EDUCATION 

Further consideration of the question of 

jurisdiction in this case is postponed to the 

hearing of the case on the merits. The case is 

consolidated with No. 498 for oral argument. 

One hour is allotted for oral argument for the 

appellees in No, 498 and a similar amount of 

time is allotted to all of the other parties 

in both cases. The cases are set for oral 

argument immediately following No. 349. The 

motion of the appellants as to scheduling oral 

argument and apportionment of time is denied. 

498 NORTH CARCLINA STATE BD OF EDUCATION V, SWANN 

In this case probsble jurisdiction is 

noted, The motion of the Charlctte-Mecklenburg 

Board of Education to join in the appeal is 

granted.  



  

CERTIORARI GRANTED 
  

No. 349 CHARLOTTE-MECKLENBURG BOARD OF EDUCATION V, SWANN 

The petition for a writ of certiorari is 

granted. 

420  McDANIEL V, BARRESI 

The petition for a writ of certiorari is 

granted and the case is set for oral argument 

immediately following No. 498. The motion of 

the State of Georgia for leave to participate 

in oral argument, as amicus curiae, is denied, 
  

The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Black, Mr. 

Justice Harlan, and Mr. Justice Marshall dissent 

from the denial of the motion. 

436 DAVIS V. BOARD OF SCHOOL COMM'RS OF MOBILE COUNTY 

The motion for leave to supplement the 

petition for certiorari and the petition for 

a writ of certiorari are granted. The case 

is set for oral argument immediately following 

No. 420. The motion of the Solicitor General 

for additional time for oral argument is grant- 

ed and thirty minutes are allotted for that 

purpose. An additional fifteen minutes is 

allotted to each side. The motion of the State 

of Mississippi for leave to participate in oral 

argument, as amicus curiae, is denied, The 
  

Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Black, Mr, Justice 

Harlan, and Mr, Justice Marshall dissent from 

the denial of this motion. The motion of 

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of respondents Mobile County Council Parents- 

Teachers Association, et al,, for additional 

time for oral argument is denied, except as 

indicated above and permission is granted for 

two attorneys to participate in oral argument 

for the respondents, 

ASSIGNMENT ORDER 
  

An order of the Chief Justice designating and assigning 

Mr. Justice Clark (retired) to perform judicial duties 

in the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth 

Circuit for the week beginning November 30, 1970, and 

for such further time as may be required to complete 

unfinished business, pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 294(a), is 

ordered entered on the minutes of this Court, pursuant 

£028 U.5.0. 8 295. 

ORDER 

It is ordered that William M. Allison be, and he 

hereby is, appointed a Deputy Clerk of this Court, [||0a7c8642-4e0b-402b-9b43-2b00df2cd083||]