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Oct. 5, 1970

Letter from R. Sherer Inviting R. Lamm to Meet Gov. Rockefeller (1970)

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Dear Reb Nochum: שליט”א

I want to cordially invite you to join me at breakfast with Governor Nelson Rockefeller on Monday morning, October 12th, (Columbus Day) at 9:00 A.M. in my office, 5 Beekman Street, New York City.

I am inviting you, together with a small number of Orthodox rabbinic and lay leaders from every part of our city, for an unpublicized off-the-record discussion with Governor Rockefeller about issues that are troubling us.

Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz will also drop in to have breakfast with us. As I have worked closely with them over the years, I know that you will enjoy this off-the-cuff talk with them in the intimate atmosphere of a breakfast.

Won't you please honor me by accepting this invitation? I am sure that you will find it interesting to get to know Governor Rockefeller informally.

With warm regards and all good wishes for a G'mar Chasima Tova,

בידידות ובהוקרה

Sincerely,

Rabbi Moshe Sherer

MS/nr

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