Letter to R. Herring about Preparing Location for Scholarly and Lay Retreats (1969)

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Letter to Abraham Butler about Lecture to the Hillel Men's Club in Pittsburgh (1961)

Dear Mr. Butler: It has been arranged for Rabbi Lamm to address the Hillel Men's Club in Pittsburgh on Monday, May 29. We do not have any cuts, but are enclosing biographical summary and two glossy photographs of Rabbi Lamm to help you in publicizing the meeting and Rabbi Lamm's lecture. Sincerely, Secretary to Rabbi Lamm

Miscellaneous

Letter to R. Shure about Lack of Interest in Project Among Congregation (1967)

Dear Rabbi Shure: Thank you very much for your proposal, so carefully prepared and so convincingly written. I used this material in broaching your proposal to a friend of mine who I had hoped would lend his support. Quite unfortunately, and to my great regret, he expressed absolutely no interest in the project. He was the only one in my congregation who I thought might be interested. Apparently I was unsuccessful, and I am terribly sorry, therefore, to have to return the material to you enclosed. I am sure there must be people elsewhere who will participate in this wonderful work.My very best regards and warmest wishes for success.Sincerely yours,Rabbi Norman LammRNL/fz enc.

The Jewish Center

Letter to Dr. Neusner about Religions in Antiquity Seminar (1967)

Dear Dr. Neusner: Please accept my thanks for your thoughtfulness in sending me the report on the seminar on "Religions In Antiquity." I found it most stimulating and enlightening. Thanks once again and please remember me when future reports of this kind are available. Sincerely, Rabbi Norman Lamm, RNL/fz

General Education