Dear Mr. Lamm: It was a pleasure spending some time with you last night at the Statler Hilton Hotel. Even if we are not directly related, I am delighted to find a fellow Jew from so far away who bears the same name with such dignity and respect. I enclose a number of reprints, some of them relating to our discussion last night. I hope you will find them of interest. Please convey my fondest regards to Mrs. Lamm to whom I had the pleasure of speaking with over the telephone. I look forward to hearing from you as soon as possible about the projected visit during February, 1967, p.G. As I explained, I need time to clear my calendar for an extended visit.Cordially yours,RABBI NORMAN LAMM

Dear Rabbi Lamm, ע"ש, Thanks for your kind letter of 7th December and I have now received, by ordinary mail, the reprints which you forwarded, which made very interesting reading, and if there are any others available, I would be pleased to have them. At present the timetable for the Appeals for next year is not finalised, so I cant tell you anything at this stage. On the other hand, there would perhaps be a possibility of a lecture tour within the framework of the Zionist Movement, during which you could lecture on all sorts of historical, educational and topical subjects. This could be planned during July-August, or towards the end of the year, and I would be pleased if I could have from you an indication of what you visualise your fee would be; as you know, cultural activity is always a 'step-child,' and finances are always limited for such a project, but if I had some such indication, I could then push the matter, and bring it forward in the right quarters.Mrs. Lamm joins me in sending her regards, and we hope that we will one day have the pleasure of seeing you on our shores, and the whole family will be looking forward to meeting you.Yours sincerely,Erwin Lamm