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May 1964

Exchange with Dr. Kaminetsky about Using Automated Payments as a Fundraising Technique (1964)

South Africa

1. R. Lamm to Dr. Kaminetsky

1. R. Lamm to Dr. Kaminetsky (May 12, 1964)

1. R. Lamm to Dr. Kaminetsky (May 12, 1964)

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Dear Norman, I hope this letter will reach you in the best of health and good spirits and that by now you have had a chance of relaxing and recuperating from your exhausting tour of South Africa. As promised I am writing promptly, but not for the reason which prompted our correspondence in the first instance, that is, referring to the lecture tour I had in mind which, however, I cannot undertake this year or early next year, as you will no doubt remember from our last experience. My daughter and son-in-law are expecting a baby in May and it is not easy for me to leave her with such a young child for an extended period. I am now arranging for further circulation of your literature but of course it will reach you much later as it is coming by surface mail. I am also glad to give you the assurance that any inquiry in regard to the publication of your book, particularly in Israel, will be despatched for your dear consideration. Incidentally, mail will be despatched to you from New York. Should you ever have the opportunity to write on your experiences in South Africa, I would be most glad to read your impressions. There is a lot of good material to be found here. Misses of the Union of South Africa were discussing having a Symposium on the education of our young people in Israel, and a lengthy document giving exact details on conditions and needs was handed over. If I can be of assistance in this matter, I shall be happy to be of service. I was happy to have the opportunity of meeting your uncle, Rabbi J.M. Baumol. It is a hope you have conveyed my regards to him. I remains now for me to wish you and your family a very happy and enjoyable Pesach. Please also convey my regards to Rabbi and Mrs. Jung. With best wishes to you and yours, in which my wife joins me, and looking forward to hearing from you in the not too distant future, I remain, with fraternal greetings, Yours sincerely, Tucker
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My dear Rabbi Lamm, I hope that your return flight was pleasant and I can imagine the welcome that awaited you on your arrival in New York. This is just a brief note to tell you once again how much we all enjoyed your stay with us. Apart from the official aspect of your visit which was an outstanding success, all of us here – Rabbi Goss, Mr. Horwitz and I, look back on your visit as a very pleasant and rewarding experience and one during which we all think we have cemented a lasting friendship. It is not easy at our age to form new friendships and the fact that all three of us as well as members of the Board have taken you to our hearts is proof of the impact you have made on us all. The books you left behind are being posted to you, the scrapbook is almost complete and will be sent to you in the very near future and the tape of your Conference address will be posted to you as soon as sufficient copies are made for our use; this should not take very long. With best wishes and warmest regards to you and your family. Yours sincerely, A. Misheiker, Organiser-Secretary
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