Vital Issues and Rabbi Jung's Plea - A Symposium: Myth and Counter-Myth (1959)

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Exchange with R. Berkovits on Festschrift for R. Jung (1961)

Dear Rabbi Lamm, Has the Festschrift to Rabbi Jung come out yet? I have not seen it anywhere. Also, it is difficult to suppress one’s curiosity why you have resigned from Tradition. With kind regards and best wishes, Sincerely, Eliezer Berkovits

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Exchange with R. Wagner on Potential Conflict of Publishing Speech Meant for R. Jung's Festschrift (1961)

Dear Stanley: I shall try to accommodate you by sending you the manuscript of my address to the convention. However, I am facing a delicate problem. I have already revised the talk into article form and submitted it to a Festschrift volume in honor of Rabbi Leo Jung scheduled to appear later in the year. I do not know if this will create an insoluble conflict. If you still think that under the circumstances you want my manuscript, please be kind enough to notify me as soon as possible. Warmest personal regards, Sincerely yours, Rabbi Norman Lamm

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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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