Exchange with Stephen Stulman Regarding Youth Leadership Program (1965)

1. Stephen Stulman to R. Lamm (Aug. 27, 1965)

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Dear Norman, Since I spoke with you by telephone, the Institute's financial situation has clarified. We will hold sessions this summer and they promise to be interesting. Have your own plans clarified? Is your attendance out of the question? I will probably be in New York for a week or two in the end of May or beginning of June. My mother is quite sick and would like me to come. I know you must be besieged with requests and I am not asking for favors but I do want you to know that I would be available for public lectures at that time. Cordially, Charles S. Liebman

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Dear Rabbi Lamm; On behalf of the students, faculty and student council of J.S.S., I extend to you our most hearty congratulations on your appointment to the Office of President of Yeshiva University. I am sure, that under your leadership, Yeshiva will continue to grow in prestige, both scholastically and religiously. May I take this opportunity to wish you much success in your new position. I look forward to working with you. Respectfully, Harry Wruble

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Dear Rabbi Lamm: I am taking the opportunity to inform you that the Rabbi Jacob Joseph School –– the Mother Yeshiva has purchased land on West 56th Street near Lincoln Center, upon which a new edifice will be erected for our Institution of Learning. Hence your esteemed Jewish Center and the Mother Yeshiva will become sister institutions on the West Side. I know that all of us working together will make our new building a reality in the near future. With best wishes for a Chag Kosher V'Somiach, Very sincerely yours, Philip Amin

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