Letter from Charles Evans about New York Times Financial Section Article on Him (1966)

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Letter to NYC Mayor and Public School Superintendent about Public School Schedule (1965)

Dear Sir: As a Rabbi of an Orthodox synagogue in New York City, I am extremely concerned by the threat to Sabbath observance and Jewish education which is posed by the new structure of double or triple sessions for high schools. Whereas I am completely in sympathy with the desire for the integration of our school system, I certainly would not want this to take place at the expense of the religious integrity and cultural continuity of those who adhere to the Jewish faith.I strongly urge, as an alternative, that students and teachers be given a choice of selecting the early sessions in the new system, so as to insure that no minority will be disadvantaged at the expense of another.Sincerely yours,RABBI NORMAN LAMMNL: rfThis letter was sent to the following people:Dr. Bernard DonovanActing Superintendent of Schools110 Livingston StreetBrooklyn, New YorkHon. James DonovanPresidentBoard of Education110 Livingston St., B'klyn, N.Y.

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Letter from Michael Tabor about Jewish Education (1973)

Greetings from the heart of the beautiful English (!!) countryside. Sorting things out – tomorrow back to London to make preps for the big day. The challenges + problems here in this unique institution require much determination to solve השקפות התורה, yet no doubt the good Lord of Israel will note entirely neglect those who at least attempt to bring to fruition a genuine דירה בתחתונים!

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