Letter to Philip Feldheim about R. Lamm's Sermon on President Kennedy's Assassination (1963)

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Letter from R. Harold Gordon about R. Lamm's Sermon on President Kennedy's Assassination (1963)

Dear Colleague, I hear that you delivered a beautiful sermon of tribute to President Kennedy yesterday at the Jewish Center. Of course, by now I am not at all surprised when anyone brings me information concerning your sermons. I have yet to listen to any one of them that was not top rank. With all good wishes, I am cordially, Rabbi Harold H. Gordon.

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Letter from Abram Kanof to Jakob Michael about R. Lamm's Sermon on President Kennedy's Assassination (1963)

Dear Mr. Michael: Thank you very much for your reprint of Rabbi Lamm's eulogy. It is a most touching document and reawakenws all the anguish of our national tragedy. It must be a privilege to worship with Rabbi Lamm. With many Thanks. Sincerely yours, Abram Kanof.

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Letter from Irving Mehler about R. Lamm's Sermon on President Kennedy's Assassination (1963)

Dear Norman: Thank you very much for your thoughtfulness in sending me a copy of your recent sermon touching upon the demise of the late President Kennedy. Your sermon was excellent and quite touching. Yet, the heightened solemnity of the occasion in reference to the man, his position, his ideals and his strivings and accomplishments makes language – to paraphrase one of your statements – a woefully inadequate instrument of communication pertaining to the many nuances of feeling attached to this particular situation. Words truly fail here. We are all fine and we trust this finds you, Mindy and the children in the best of health and spirits. With warmest personal regards from all of us, I remain Sincerely, Irving Mehler.

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