Acceptance to Serve on Board of Association of Orthodox Jewish Scientists (1960)

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Exchange with Isaac Shalom about Invitation to Join Ozar HaTorah Board of Directors (1964)

Dear Rabbi Lamm: It gives me much pleasure to extend to you a cordial invitation to join the Board of Directors of the Ozar Hatorah. Cognizant of your contributions to the development and promotion of Torah education in this and other countries, I feel that your personal affiliation with our cause will likewise advance our Holy objectives among the Jewish children in the Moslem lands. Looking forward to many years of fruitful cooperation, I am confident that you will accept this invitation and remain with best wishes. Sincerely yours, Ozar Hatorah, Inc. Isaac Shalom, President

Letter from Dr. Offenbacher about Meeting of Board of Association of Orthodox Jewish Scientists (1960)

Dear Norman: I hope you and family are well. I was indeed pleased to hear from Aaron Krumbein that you have agreed to serve as a member of the Board of Governors of A.O.J.S. We will send you a copy of the revised constitution and an official letter shortly. Meanwhile, however, I would like to invite you to attend a meeting of the Board of Governors to be held in a suburb of Philadelphia for which the invitation and further communication is enclosed. On account of the short notice you are receiving for the meeting, it may not be possible for you to attend. However, I hope that you will be able to attend the following meeting when it is called.Best regards also from Esther.Sincerely,Elmer L. OffenbacherELO:jdEnclosure

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Letter to R. Sandrow Declining Invitation to Join Board of HaDoar Associates Due to Thesis (1963)

Dear Rabbi Sandrow: Thank you very much for inviting me to join you on the Board of Hadoar Associates. I would be pleased to accept, except for the fact that I am beginning to write a thesis and therefore have decided to accept no new obligations until I am done. I hope you understand. Please accept my best wishes for a great deal of success. Sincerely, Rabbi Norman Lamm

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