Letter from Dr. Marvin Schick with Invitation to Meet Mayor Lindsay (1970)

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Letter from R. Rabinowitz about Meeting in New York (1960)

My dear Rabbi Lamm, I take it that you will remember me from our previous correspondence when I wrote expressing my appreciation and admiration of your articles in the Jewish Center Bulletin. I am writing to inform you that I have to be in New York approximately December 25th until January 18th and I shall be staying with my brother-in-law Mr. Max Stern, who is of course well-known to you. I should like to have the opportunity of meeting you personally and I hope that you will be in New York during that period.Looking forward to the pleasure of making your acquaintance,Yours Sincerely,L. RabinowitzChief Rabbi

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Letter from Mayor Lindsay with Invitation to Meeting (1970)

Dear Rabbi Lamm: As we head into the 1970s, the problems that the city and country have are great ones, and solutions must be sought. Accordingly, I would appreciate your attending a meeting at Gracie Mansion on Wednesday evening, December 17th, at 7:00 p.m., to discuss some of the problems we must face in this new administration. Would you be kind enough to let my office know if you will be able to attend by calling 566-3004. I would also like to take this opportunity to wish you a Happy Chanukah.Sincerely,Y. John V. LindsayMayor

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

Dear Reb Nochum: 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 a breakfast with us. Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz will also drop in to have unpublicized off-the-record discussion with Governor Rockefeller about issues that are troubling 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,Sincerely,Rabbi Moshe ShererMS/n

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