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Creator: Morgan, Lewis R., 1913-2001.
Abstract: Chambers papers of Judge Lewis R. Morgan. Papers document Judge Morgan's thirty-five-year judicial career with the United States District Court, 1961-1968, and the United States Fifth and Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, 1968-1996. Includes case files (typically opinions, briefs, judicial memoranda, reports, administrative forms and correspondence), dockets, bench books, case indexes, correspondence, printed opinions, committee files, charge books and notes, newsclippings, photographs, and maps. Of note are Judge Morgan's files relating to highly publicized cases, such as Wallace Butts v. Curtis Publishing Company, civil rights cases heard in District Court in Georgia and the Fifth and Eleventh Circuits, and materials relating to the split of the Fifth Circuit into the Fifth and Eleventh Circuits in 1981.
Lewis Render "Pete" Morgan was born on July 14, 1913, in LaGrange, Georgia. He attended the University of Michigan from 1930 to 1932 and received his LL.B. from the University of Georgia School of Law in 1935. Morgan was admitted to the Georgia bar that same year.
Morgan served two terms as a representative from Troup County (LaGrange) in the Georgia General Assembly from 1937 to 1939. In 1939, he resigned from the General Assembly to serve as campaign manager and executive secretary for U.S. Representative Albert Sidney Camp until 1942. Morgan attained the rank of corporal in the U.S. Army Signal Corps, Intelligence, during his service from 1942 to 1943. After World War II, Morgan served as city attorney for the City of LaGrange until 1946 and as county attorney for Troup County from 1957 to 1961. Morgan was a partner of the Wyatt and Morgan law firm in LaGrange from 1935 until 1961.
On July 16, 1961, President John F. Kennedy appointed Morgan to the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia. Morgan served in this position from August 10, 1961 to August 1, 1968, serving as chief judge from April 21, 1965 to August 1, 1968. On July 10, 1968, President Lyndon B. Johnson nominated him to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. Although considered by President Richard Nixon for the Supreme Court in 1971, Morgan was not nominated and remained in the Fifth Circuit. He took senior status on September 1, 1978. When the Fifth Circuit split into two federal circuits on October 1, 1981, Morgan joined the newly formed Eleventh Circuit and served as a senior judge until 1996.
Morgan served on both the Judicial Conference of the United States and on circuit committees during his judicial career. From 1968 to 1975, Morgan served on the Budget Committee of the Judicial Conference of the United States. He was also a member of the Special Division of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals for Appointing Independent Council from 1978 to 1988. From 1986 to 1987, he served as judge for the Temporary Emergency Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia District, created by the Ethics in Government Act.
Throughout his professional life, Morgan was the recipient of several honors. In 1957, he received the LaGrange Distinguished Service Award from the LaGrange Chamber of Commerce. He was awarded the University of Georgia Law School Association's Distinguished Service Award in 1974, and honorary degrees from Atlanta School of Law in 1963 and LaGrange College in 1977. In 1999, the federal building in Newnan, Georgia was named The Lewis R. Morgan Federal Building and United States Court House in his honor.
Morgan actively participated in legal, educational, civic, and avocational organizations. He was an active member of the Georgia Bar Association from 1950 to 1961. He served as president of the Coweta Circuit Bar Association from 1956 to 1957 and again from 1960 to 1961. Morgan was a member of the University of Georgia Law School Board of Visitors from 1970 to 1973, and also served on the Board of Trustees of LaGrange College in LaGrange, Georgia. He was a member of the LaGrange Jaycees, 1936-1940; the Quarterback Club in LaGrange; Chi Psi fraternity; Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity; and while an active judge, a regular participant in the Judicial Invitational Golf Classic. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of LaGrange.
He married Sue Lorraine Phillips on July 29, 1944, and they had two children, Pat and Ann. Morgan died on November 15, 2001, in LaGrange, Georgia.
The collection consists of Judge Morgan's chambers papers (non-official papers; official papers are available at the National Archives' regional facilities: District Court records, Atlanta, Georgia; Fifth Circuit Court records, Fort Worth, Texas; Eleventh Circuit Court records, Atlanta, Georgia). The papers document Morgan's service as U.S. District Judge, 1961-1968 (chief judge, 1965-1968) and U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge, 1968-1981, and U.S. Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, 1981-1996. Morgan served as a federal judge during a period of significant change in the United States and his federal circuit, and he presided over literally thousands of cases that comprise the bulk of this collection. Case files typically include, but are not limited to: briefs, motions, and other materials submitted from the parties involved in the case or that are generated in the legal process; majority opinions written by Judge Morgan, but also other judges (most opinions in this collection were written by Judge Morgan); concurring or dissenting opinions by Judge Morgan or other judges; memoranda written by law clerks for the purpose of informing the judge about the facts and history of the case; correspondence and notes exchanged between judges; correspondence with West Publishing Co.; Judge Morgan's notes regarding the case (scant; see dockets for most notes). Additional materials in the collection include: dockets, correspondence, charge books and notes, bound opinions, committee files, newspaper articles, maps, and photographs.
Highlights of the collection include highly publicized cases, such as Wallace Butts v. Curtis Publishing Co., a libel case involving University of Georgia football coach Wally Butts in 1963, and mail bomber Walter LeRoy Moody's case, Moody v. U.S.A., in 1989. In both District and Appellate courts Morgan interpreted and applied civil rights legislation. Morgan heard some early civil rights cases in Three-Judge Court (Series III, Subseries A) from 1961 to 1978. Notable cases include Heart of Atlanta Motel, Inc. v. United States; Julian Bond, et al. v. James "Sloppy" Floyd, et al.; Willis, Lewis, Kennedy v. The Pickrick and Lester Maddox; Calvin Turner, et al. v. Kenneth Goolsby, et al. In Series II. School Cases, Morgan addressed the complexities of administering school integration in his circuit's states from 1968 to 1978. The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals judges experienced increased case workload during the 1960s and 1970s, and Morgan participated in the growing pains of the circuit and its eventual split into two federal circuits in 1981. Files documenting the changes in the circuit and its eventual split are located in the Administrative series (I), under subseries G, Fifth Circuit Expansion and Realignment.
Papers are organized into five series: I. Administrative, II. School Cases, III. Judicial Panels, IV. Special Cases, V. Photographs, and VI. Audiovisual Materials. Each series is further organized by subseries or topical heading. Specific arrangements for each series and subseries are described in the series descriptions.
Lewis R. Morgan Papers, Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens, Georgia, 30602-1641.
Finding aid prepared by Russell staff, September 2008.
United States. Court of Appeals (11th Circuit)--History.
United States. Court of Appeals (5th Circuit)--History.
Scope and Content: The Administrative Series is organized into eight subseries: A. Dockets, Bench Books and Case Indexes; B. Printed Opinions; C. Correspondence; D. Committees and Panels; E. Charge Books; F. Civil Charges Notes; G. Fifth Circuit Expansion; and H. Judicial Miscellany. Within each subseries, materials are arranged either chronologically or alphabetically, dependent upon the type of materials (e.g., correspondence is arranged alphabetically by surname and dockets, chronologically by term years).
Scope and Content: The majority of this series is organized according to original order by the first plaintiff school listed in consolidated cases (e.g. Hinds County, et al.) or by the location of the plaintiff schools (e.g. Pinellas County, Florida). Arrangement within each group is loosely chronological. Hinds County, et al. is arranged in reverse chronological order. The remainder of the series is organized under the processing archivist's heading, "Other Cases and General Files," and is arranged loosely by panel, when applicable.
The series contains opinions, briefs, correspondence, memoranda, reports, and dockets relating to the numerous class-action suits filed regarding school system integration in the Fifth Circuit states. Morgan heard and wrote opinions on cases emanating from Mississippi, Florida, Texas, Louisiana and Georgia. Notable in this series are the much-cited Hinds County, et al. and the Singleton (Jackson, Mississippi) cases of 1970. Files document the development of these cases, judges' comments, and judicial procedures. Public opinion on bussing students to schools is documented through correspondence in the "School Cases-Miscellaneous materials, including orders, memoranda, correspondence, December 1969-September 1970" file, as well as materials regarding select Georgia cases.
Scope and Content: The Judicial Panels Series is organized in six subseries: A. Three-Judge Court, B. Three-Judge Panels, C. En Banc, D. Regular Panels, E. Screening/Standing Panels, F. Interim Matters. Subseries are arranged according to original order, which is often by case number and loosely chronological by hearing date. Files document cases that Judge Morgan heard, reviewed, or for which he wrote opinions (a written statement of the majority decision that panels reached in each case) when he served on judicial panels in the Fifth (later, Eleventh) Circuit Court of Appeals. Judge Morgan's Three-Judge Court files document U.S. District Court cases. The series includes copies of Judge Morgan's opinions and forms regarding cases that were submitted to the Clerk of the Court for the official record. Also includes correspondence and memoranda between judges regarding the cases, clerks' memoranda, per curiam opinions, transcripts, briefs and documents submitted by each party as a part of the case. Cases heard in the Court of Appeals were typically appeals from the U.S. District Court.
III.29 4 No. 25, 099, Roberton v. U.S.A.
III.29 8 No. 27,424, U.S.A. v. Robert H. Kilgen, Jr.
III.30 4 No. 30363, Floyd E. McDowell v. State of Texas, et al.
III.30 7 No. 71-2649, Zimmer and Marshall v. McKeithen, et al.
III.31 4 No. 72-1481, Robert Alan Jones, etc. v. Henry Wade, etc. and Frank Dyson etc.
III.72 1 Class II, No. 25,900, Harrel Wayne Hardin v. U.S.A.
III.72 2 Class II, No. 26,047, Charles Edward Norton v. U.S.A.
III.72 9 Class II, No. 26,668, Ivey v. U.S.A.
III.72 16 Class II, No. 27,064, Jason W. Rankin v. State of Florida, et al.
III.72 21 Class II, No. 27,291, NLRB v. National Beverages, Inc.
III.73 2 Class II, No. 27,443, Drew Carter Cook v. U.S.A.
III.73 6 Class II, No. 27,833, NLRB v. Levitz Furniture Company, Inc.
III.73 11 Class II, No. 28,088, The Dublin Company v. Ryder Truck Lines, Inc.
III.73 18 Class II, No. 28,651, Jewel G. Berend v. J.F. Pritchard and Company, et al.
III.73 22 Class II, No. 28,877, U.S.A. v. Robert Benjamin Bland, Sr.
III.73 24 Class II, No. 28,945, Noah Grimes v. U.S.A.
III.73 27 Class II, No. 29,119, Baum v. U.S.A. v. Jacksonville Shipyards, Inc.
III.73 29 Class II, No. 29,190, Henry Thomas v. U.S.A.
III.73 30 Class II, No. 29,193, Vincent Saltore Cardella v. U.S.A.
III.73 31 Class II, No. 29,219, U.S.A. v. Griffin Thomas Williams, Jr.
III.74 1 Class II, No. 29,314, Tri-Cities Newspapers, Inc. v. Tri-Cities Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Local 349, etc.
III.74 4 Class II, No. 29,680, Daniel C. Black v. U.S.A.
III.74 5 Class II, No. 29,775, James Newsome v. U.S.A.
III.74 8 Class II, No. 29,931, John A. Hyler, et al. v. Reynolds Metal Company, et al.
III.74 10 Class II, No. 30,017, Richard Jackson Frost v. U.S.A.
III.74 19 Class II, No. 30,607, Metro Life Insurance Company, Laurence C. Jones v. Laurence C. Jones, Jr.
III.74 23 Class II, No. 30,690, Broward Davis v. U.S.A.
III.74 27 Class II, No. 30,958, Harold Wayne Glasby v. U.S.A.
III.74 29 Class II, No. 31,051, Henry Mance Johnson v. U.S.A.
III.74 31 Class II, No. 31,114, NLRB v. Saia Motor Freight Line, Inc.
III.74 33 Class II, No. 71-1013, Alva Ray Denham v. Shellman Grain Elevator, Inc.
III.74 34 Class II, No. 71-1434, Evoile Wilson Pound, et al. v. Charles Holladay, et al.
III.74 35 Class II, No. 71-1524, Robert Douglas Rainwater v. U.S.A.
III.75 1 Class II, No. 30,636, Burris Burkett v. U.S.
III.75 3 Class II, No. 31,132, James Davis Williams v. U.S.A.
III.75 6 Class II, No. 71-1133, Benton C. Sullens v. Bryant S. Carroll, Jr.
III.75 10 Class II, No. 71-1420, Fluor Western, Inc. v. G and H Offshore Towing Company, Inc.
III.75 13 Class II, No. 71-1570, Rodney Smith v. Clark Sherwood Oil Field Contractors, et al.
III.75 14 Class II, No. 71-1588, John R. Tedford v. Airco Reduction, Inc.
III.75 17 Class II, No. 71-1656, U.S.A. v. Estevan Hernandez, Jr.
III.76 1 Class II, No. 71-1664, Marvin Joe Cooper, et al. v. Carl Griffin, Sheriff, et al.
III.76 2 Class II, No. 71-1702, Sylvester Copeland v. Sheriff Malcomb Beard and Wainwright, et al.
III.76 3 Class II, No. 71-1756, Robert Lee King v. U.S.A.
III.76 6 Class II, No. 71-1917 and No. 71-1789, U.S.A. v. Regis Ryan, et al. and U.S.A. v. Marvin Hare, et ux.
III.76 11 Class II, No. 71-2070, David Roger Lettsome v. U.S.
III.76 12 Class II, No. 71-2231, Jonathan Benedict Williams v. U.S.A.
III.76 13 Class II, No. 71-2262, Angel Avila-Diaz v. U.S.A.
III.76 15 Class II, No. 71-2462, Steve Southern, etc., et al. v. Board of Trustees, Dallas Independent School District, et al.
III.76 16 Class II, No. 71-2480, U.S.A. v. Nathan Parker, Jr.
III.76 22 Class II, Panel F, No. 71-2505, Robert Edward Lipscomb v. U.S.A.
III.76 29 Class II, Panel F, No. 71-3264, C and G Boat Company, Inc, et al. v. Crescent River Port Pilots Assn.
III.76 30 Class II, Panel F, No. 71-3304, Marshall E. Worland v. Ingram Pipeline, Inc.
III.76 35 Class II, Panel F, No. 71-3619, U.S.A. v. James Riley, Jr.
III.77 1 Class II, Panel F, Nos. 72-1150 and 72-3022, Robert Edward Lipscomb v. J.J. Clark, Warden and Robert Edward Lipscomb v. U.S.A.
III.77 3 Class II, Panel F, No. 72-1283, James O’Neal Pelton v. U.S.A.
III.77 4 Class II, Panel F, No. 72-1364, L.C. Green v. U.S.A.
III.77 7 Class II, Panel F, No. 72-1645, M. McGovern, et al. v. New Orleans Clerks and Checkers, et al.
III.77 9 Class II, Panel F, No. 72-1764, Alpha O. Cravin v. U.S.A.
III.77 11 Class II, Panel F, No. 72-1888, Panola Associates v. John A. Blackmon, etc.
III.77 13 Class II, Panel F, No. 72-1919, Travelers Insurance Company v. Bodden, etc.
III.77 15 Class II, Panel F, No. 72-1981, Louise B. Charitat, et al. v. Howard Trones, et al.
III.77 16 Class II, Panel F, No. 72-1988, Leslie H. Baker, Jr. v. District Director of Internal Revenue, et al.
III.77 18 Class II, Panel F, No. 72-2154, Antonio Prieto-Morejon v. U.S.A.
III.77 19 Class II, Panel F, No. 72-2174, El Paso Joint Board, Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America v. Farah Manufacturing Company, Inc., et al.
III.77 21 Class II, Panel F, No. 72-2215, Ronald L. McCulloch v. U.S.A.
III.78 2 Class II, Panel F, No. 72-2316, Allstate Insurance Company v. Cope, et al.; Popejoy, et al. v. Cope, et al.
III.78 15 Class II, Panel F, No. 72-2890, Texaco, Inc. v. Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons International Union, Local, etc.
III.78 17 Class II, Panel F, No. 72-2917, Norman Gradsky v. U.S.A.
III.78 18 Class II, Panel F, No. 72-2960, Edmund J. Rowe v. U.S.A.
III.78 27 Class II, Panel M, No. 72-3076, Edward Fallis, etc. v. U.S.A., U.S. Penitentiary, etc.
III.78 28 Class II, Panel M, No. 72-3202, Jerald L. Kendrick, et al. v. Bailey Grant, Sheriff, etc.
III.78 35 Class II, Panel M, No. 72-3454, Bartholomew J. O’Shea v. U.S.A.
III.78 36 Class II, Panel M, No. 72-3477, NLRB v. State Electric Service, Inc.
III.78 38 Class II, Panel M, No. 72-3607, Manuel Banderas-Aguirre v. U.S.A.
III.78 40 Class II, Panel M, No. 72-3645, U.S.A. v. G.D. Henriquez and No. 73-1060, U.S.A. v. C.A. Buchholz, etx.
III.79 1 Class II, Panel M, No. 72-3653, Petition of J.K. Polikoff v. United States Lines, etc.
III.79 10 Class II, Panel M, No. 73-1202, William M. Clubb v. James D. Henderson, Warden, etc.
III.79 12 Class II, Panel M, No. 73-1258, Ring Power Corporation v. Oil Screw Tug “Snipe,” etc.
III.79 15 Class II, Panel M, No. 73-1368, John C. Carr v. Hosea Vann, et al.
III.79 16 Class II, Panel M, No. 73-1417, Lee Lane, etc. v. C. Murray Henderson, etc.
III.79 21 Class II, Panel M, No. 73-1644, William Stepter v. E.D. Court of Louisiana and U.S.A.
III.79 22 Class II, Panel M, No. 73-1739, Richard Ernest Crews v. U.S.A.
III.79 25 Class II, Panel M, No. 73-1865, Nuclear Corporation of America v. Bill G. Hale, et al.
III.79 26 Class II, Panel M, No. 73-1924, William Lee, et al. v. Jimmy Carter, et al.
III.79 27 Class II, Panel M, No. 73-2019, James Goff Hazeltine v. U.S.A.
III.79 30 Class II, Panel M, No. 73-2216, Pedro Richard Vessi v. U.S.A.
III.79 31 Class II, Panel M, No. 73-2230, Gustavo Battle v. U.S.A.
III.79 32 Class II, Panel M, No. 73-2289, Finish Allatoona’s Interstate Right, Inc., etc., et al. v. John A. Volpe, etc., and Bert K. Lance, etc.
III.79 33 Class II, Panel M, No. 73-2334, Don H. Weaver v. Dolph Briscoe, etc.
III.79 34 Class II, Panel M, No. 73-2389, Wholesale Vendors of Texas, et al. v. Department of Treasury of U.S. and Department of Justice of U.S.
III.80 4 Class II, Panel M, No. 73-2924, Hayward Alexander v. Cecil Emerson, Supervisor, Federal Dale Officers, et al.
III.80 5 Class II, Panel M, No. 73-2978, Byron Yarls v. Orleans Parish School Board, et al.
III.80 8 Class II, Panel M, No. 73-3160, Theo. A. Catramopoulos v. Park Cities Bank and Trust Company, et al.
III.80 9 Class II, Panel M, No. 73-3295, Harry R. Blair v. U.S.A.
III.80 10 Class II, Panel M, No. 73-3661, Jesus Moreno-Vallejo v. U.S.A.
III.80 18 Class II, Panel T, No. 73-3655, Billy West Dasher v. John A. Blackman, et al.
III.80 19 Class II, Panel T, No. 73-3659, Virgil C. Satterfield v. Louie L. Wainwright, etc.
III.80 20 Class II, Panel T, No. 73-3714, Anthony Garrett Diemler v. U.S.A.
III.80 21 Class II, Panel T, No. 73-3744, Willie Porter v. Louie L. Wainwright, etc.
III.80 34 Class II, Panel T, No. 74-1180, James C. Luttrell v. United States of America, et al.
III.80 36 Class II, Panel T, No. 74-1230, Ronnie Earl Finch v. U.S.A.
III.80 41 Class II, Panel T, No. 74-1537, Freeman Wayne Wright v. U.S.A.
III.80 42 Class II, Panel T, No. 74-1558, Francisco G. Gonzalez v. U.S.A.
III.80 44 Class II, Panel T, No. 74-1656, Arthur Gene Case v. D.J. McDuffie, Inc.
III.81 3 Class II, Panel T, No. 74-1776, Reginald L. Wade v. Robert F. Pitts, etc.
III.81 7 Class II, Panel T, No. 74-1920, Keys v. President Sawyer, et al.
III.81 10 Class II, Panel T, No. 74-1980, Errol B. Resnick v. U.S.A.
III.81 11 Class II, Panel T, No. 74-2043, Plains Linen Service v. N.L.R.B.
III.81 14 Class II, Panel T, No. 74-2202, Reed-Joseph Company v. Farm Storage Company, etc.
III.81 17 Class II, Panel T, No. 74-2740, U.S.A. v. Jesus Saldana, Jr.
III.81 18 Class II, Panel T, No. 74-2823, Rocco Sancinella v. J.D. Henderson, Warden, U.S.
III.81 20 Class II, Panel T, No. 74-2868, Yeargin Construction Company, Inc. v. Fairington, Inc., etc.
III.81 27 Class II, Panel T, No. 74-3187, Norwood E. Jones, et al., v. Norman A. Carlson, et al.
III.81 28 Class II, Panel T, No. 74-3249, Douglas M. Yates v. U.S.A.
III.81 31 Class II, Panel T, No. 74-3487, Amador Mateo-Ozuna v. U.S.A.
III.81 32 Class II, Panel T, No. 74-3524, Oslet Franklin Canseco v. U.S.A.
III.81 35 Class II, Panel Y. No. 75-1124, Walter L. Moody, Jr. v. U.S.A.
III.81 36 Class II, Panel Y. No. 75-1035, E.B. Kline, et al. v. Clifford Suchman, et al.
III.82 1 Class II, Panel C, No. 75-3215, John T. Dunlap v. Johnson Waste Materials, Inc.
III.82 4 Class II, Panel B, No. 75-3787, Antonio Flores-Flores v. U.S.A.
III.82 12 Class II, Panel B, No. 76-1190, U.S.A. v. Harvey Gene Love, Jr.
III.82 19 Class II, Panel B, No. 76-1675, Ettore Coco, etc. v. U.S.A.
III.82 20 Class II, Panel B, No. 76-1705, Lloyd Nelson Jones v. U.S.A.
III.82 21 Class II, Panel B, No. 76-1949, Frank Amato v. U.S.A.
III.82 22 Class II, Panel B, No. 76-1958, Clark-Walter Realty v. Houston Board of Realtors, etc.
III.82 27 Class II, Panel B, No. 76-2114, Miller Transporters v. U.S.A. and I.C.C.
III.83 9 Class II, Panel B, No. 76-3281, Rebhan v. Ernest, et al.
III.83 12 Class II, Panel B, No. 76-2985, Ray Stern v. U.S.A.
III.83 13 Class II, Panel B, No. 76-3233, Dan Brown v. U.S.A.
III.83 20 Class II, Panel B, No. 77-1293, Margaret Hodges, etc., v. U.S.
III.83 31 Class II, Panel M, No. 77-5461, U.S.A. v. Cumbie, et al.
Scope and Content: The Special Cases Series is organized into four subseries: A. Special Cases, B. Temporary Emergency Court of Appeals (TECA), C. U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Gas Cases, and D. U.S. District Court Single Judge/Jury Cases. Subseries descriptions below describe specific arrangements. The series contains case files (motions, briefs, memoranda, opinions, etc.), correspondence, Judge Morgan's notes, and newsclippings.
IV.1 8 No. 5-40, Tenneco Oil Company v. Department of Energy, et al.
IV.2 1-2 No. DC-75, Exxon Corporation v. U.S.A.
Scope and Content: This consists of seven images of Morgan with other politicians, judges, and government officials, among them former President John F. Kennedy, G. Harrold Carswell, and former Congressman John Flynt. All photographs were removed from Series I. Administrative, Subseries C. Correspondence.
V.1 LRM-PF-01 “Four Renders”: Lewis Render Morgan, James Render Hill, Richard Render David, Captain Render Crayton, seated at Lion’s Club event.
V.1 LRM-PF-02 Lewis Morgan shaking hands with John F. Kennedy upon Kennedy’s visit to LaGrange, Georgia. Photo taken at the Municipal Airport. Also pictured: Walt Sanders, Congressman John Flynt and Alabama Governor John Malcolm Patterson.
V.1 LRM-PF-03 Judge Frank A. Johnson, Jr. in judicial robe, seated behind desk.
V.1 LRM-PF-04 Standing (L-R): Lewis R. Morgan, David W. Dyer, Elbert P. Tuttle, unidentified woman, unidentified man, John R. Brown, G. Harrold Carswell at “Presentation of Portraits” to Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in Jacksonville, Florida, 1969 December 2.
V.1 LRM-PF-05 Snapshot of Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal judges in conference. All pictured except Judge Joe McDonald Ingraham, June 1970.
V.1 LRM-PF-06 Snapshot of Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal judges in conference. All pictured except Judge Joe McDonald Ingraham, June 1970.

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