Letter from R. Jacob Rabinowitz about Bikkur Cholim Lecture (1996)

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Letter to Dr. Philip Birnbaum about R. Lamm's Speech at Meal (1966)

Dear Dr. Birnbaum: Please forgive my answering your Hebrew note in English, but this is being dictated slightly before my leaving for the South. Permit me to express to you my deep thanks for reacting to my Seudah talk with the kind of care for detail and accuracy that is so characteristic of you and your scholarship. Of course, your comments are completely correct in pointing to Rashi as the source of the observation of the author of "Hidushei-Hi-Rim."Warmest regards,Cordially yours,RABBI NORMAN LAMMNL/le

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Letter from R. Nissenbaum about R. Lamm's Lecture at Temple Beth El (1966)

Dear Rabbi Lamm, Please accept my profound thanks and that of the Adult Education Committee for gracing the platform of our Joint Institute this year. Your dynamic and provocative lectures were most enthusiastically received and the accolades haven't stopped yet. You have indeed enhanced our program. With kind personal regards, I remain, Rabbi Sidney Nissenbaum, Spiritual Director.

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Refuah Shleimah Letter to R. Berliant (1967)

Dear Sam, I just learned of your illness and hospitalization, and was most sorry to hear of it, though I’m pleased to learn of your steady improvement. May God be with you to strengthen you for a speedy and complete return to your family and your work. If there is anything I can do for you, please do not hesitate to call upon me. Warmest personal regards to Ann Bernhard and the children. Cordially, Norman Lamm

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