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

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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. Rosenfeld about R. Lamm's HaDoar Address and EMC Leadership (1967)

Dear Norman: 1. Forgive me for leaving before your masterful address at the Hadoar dinner. The day was long and I simply couldn't sit any more. 2. Your letter to Silberman was a good idea. 3. Have you heard from your friend concerning Rabbi Jung's book? 4. There is an incongruity between the meticulous planning concerning the structure and program of E. M. C. and the hasty and haphazard manner in which leadership is being sought and recruited.With kindest regards, I remainVery sincerely yours,Rabbi Leonard RosenfeldI r/t

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Letter to Dr. Finkelstein about R. Lamm's Appointment to YU Presidency (1976)

Dear Dr. Finkelstein: I am genuinely honored by the warm good wishes and kind sentiments expressed in your recent letter to me. It is a source of encouragement to me to know that people of your reputation and distinction offer your support and pray for my success. Respectfully, Norman Lamm

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