Letter to Dr. Azriel Rosenfeld Regarding Interest of R. Jung in Hiring a Scientist to Analyze the Absorption Capacity of Various Metals (1964)

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Letter to Dr. Brayer on Festschrift for R. Jung (1961)

Dear Dr. Brayer: My regrets for the fact that the invitation to the Festschrift was the first one you had received. Even Rabbis are fallible. The subject you project for your article for the book sounds very good. I look forward to reading it most eagerly. This is to ackowledge receipt of your report on [redacted]. I cannot tell you how delighted I am to have received this kind of report. I feel it will help me immeasurably in guiding him when such guidance will be requested of me.With all good wishes,Sincerely yours,Rabbi Norman LammNL:ff

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Letter to R. Rosenfeld Regarding Festschrift for R. Jung (1961)

Dear Lenny: The enclosed is an unusual jacket design that impressed me immensely. It was done by Satenstein, the man who originally did tradition for me. Would you be interested in something of this sort for our Festschrift? I just received your manuscript, for which I, mankind, and all others have been waiting so long. I hope to look into it in the near future. Sincerely yours, Rabbi Norman Lamm.

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Letter to Moses Feuerstein about Raising a Question Directly with R. Jung (1962)

Dear Moe, I am returning the press release as per your request. I don’t quite understand the question. I am a great believer in being direct, and would, therefore, if I were you, raise the question with Rabbi Jung directly. All best wishes, cordially, Rabbi Norman Lamm.

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