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WHORM Subject File Code: ME001 Case File Number(S): 141294 Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Digital Library Collections This is a PDF of a folder from our textual collections. WHORM Subject File Code: ME001 Case file Number(s): 141294 To see more digitized collections visit: https://reaganlibrary.gov/archives/digital-library To see all Ronald Reagan Presidential Library inventories visit: https://reaganlibrary.gov/document-collection Contact a reference archivist at: [email protected] Citation Guidelines: https://reaganlibrary.gov/citing National Archives Catalogue: https://catalog.archives.gov/ ! • -. oL Hodge April 29, 1983 Dear Roy r- Q"l' Ml!bi: Cofin: I am delighted to send my greetings and congratulations as you are honored by B'nai B'rith and State of Israel Bonds. I know you are proud of this tribute in recognition of your vast involvement in civic and humanitarian affairs. It is commendable that you have given so generously of your time and talent in behalf of your fellow citizens. Nancy and I are grateful for your support in the past and send our very best wishes. Sincerely, RONALD REAGAN MEM ORA. ' DUM THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTO N April 22, 1983 MEMORANDUM TO WHITE HOUSE STAFF ·-~ FROM: KIM HOGGARD ~,~ : · ( SUBJ: Television appearances, Sunday, April 24. The following individuals are scheduled to appear on the three network television interview programs on Sunday, April 24: ABC "This Week With f'avid Brinkleytr 11:30 am EST Channel 7 Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick CBS "Face The Nation" 11:30 am EST Channel 9 Not announced at this ti~e NBC "Meet The Press" 12:30 pm EST Channel 4 Senator Ernest Hollings, (D~South Carolina) 1'41294 ,. ·<"'·.. ,;; L/4c)U ~ ·~::. ' lf.900 MEcxJI Mfl STRAIGHT WIRE MAY 2, 1983 'I Mr. oy Cohn 'J c/o Mr. Kurt Quinton Roy Coh Dinner Ch irnan Bank Leumi Tru·t Comp ny 535 S~v~nth Avenue ~ew York, ew York 10018 D ar Roy: ! am delighted to send y gr Pting and congratul tion honored h B'rith and State Bond~. I kno1 vou ar proud of thie tri u e in r~cognition of your v st involvP-ment in c'vic and humanitari n a~f irs. It 's com.endable th t you have givAn so g ne ously of you time <na talent in heh lf of your fellow citizens. Nancy nd I ar~ grateful or your ~up ort in the ast nd send our v~r best wish s. Sine rely, RONAL FEAGAN R:Hodge:ck cc: K.Osborne/D.Livingston/M.McManus/M.Gale/CF EVENT: ~.AY 2 ~an.It~ and' fft/iance PA'ttt",jtbn o/ ~ale o/~/'ae/ g&nrh n?tte:JI de/fea:Jtt/'e o/JC>tt/' com/a~ al a X1tmonia/ 9"tnne/' ~e:JI ~&cr,,/e/' ff:.n. J?i'~n~e ~ !ff~alb P/. !/. .!/emz/o, Jf'om ,_4tu ??/;,,{ ~and ..Yl;a!! ~le/ fYlcvk .Jdenae and ~and ~nka/ ._4/U ??/;,,{ ~~ B'nai B'rith Banking and Finance Lodge takes special pride in according this well-deserved public tribute to Roy M. Cohn at its annual State of Israel Bond dinner. In public life, he has been a tenacious champion of Israel's right to exist in peace and security and of American economic political support for the beleaguered Jewish nation. And in private life, he has demonstrated an equally deep-rooted commitment of purpose on behalf of his fellow man that magnificently reflects the humanitarian ideals which have sustained B'nai B'rith over the past 140 years. Mr. Cohn is one of the country's best-known attorneys. He is the senior member of the law firm of Saxe, Bacon and Bolan. Moreover, the same abounding energies are readily evident in his participation in a broad spectrum of communal, educational and philanthropic endeavors. He has served as adjunct professor at New York Law School, a regent for more than two decades of St. Francis College, special projects director of the Humane Society of New York, president of the American Jewish League Against Communism, a director of the Hebrew Home for the Aged in Riverdale and chairman of P.A.C.E., an organization which supplies prisoners with art and music materials to help foster their rehabilitation. In addition, he has been honored for his efforts on their behalf by the Jewish National Fund and Federation of Jewish Philanthropies, is active in a project to build a nonsectarian athletic field in Jerusalem and is a longtime member of Banking and Finance Lodge of B'nai B'rith-continuing a tradition established by his father, Justice Albert Cohn, who was president of the organization's New York-New England district. Mr. Cohn has had the opportunity to visit Israel many times and has seen first-hand how the infusion of Israel Bond investment capital has strengthened the industry, agriculture, commerce, energy resources and other important economic facets of our struggling sister democracy in the Middle East. B'nai B'rith Banking and Finance Lodge is delighted to extend this heartfelt salute to so esteemed a member as Roy M. Cohn. And it calls upon his many friends and colleagues to join in honoring him in a manner he is certain to find most meaningful: by reaffirming their own commitment, through Israel Bonds, to fortify Israel's economic defenses. Banking and Finance Lodge is pleased to take this occasion to grant special recognition to 11 previous guests of honor who have been vital forces in the Israel Bond program. These outstanding men are deserving of our deepest appreciation for giving of their time and talents to help upbuild Israel's economy. NORMAN BERLANT LEONARD R. LANDIS w. STEWART CAHN HERBERT H. LEVESS MARTIN FINKELSTEIN MARVIN RABINOWITZ HERBERT c. HURWITZ RUBEN SCHWARTZ WALTER KAYE STEPHEN I. SOBLE ELMER TANNENBAUM -. • < KURT QUINTON STEPHEN I. SOBLE Vice President Managing Partner Bank Leumi Trust Co. Stephen I. Soble & Co., C.P.A. ~/WRNJ? lef:tcu/<mM HoN. STANLEY M . FRIEDMAN RUPERT MURDOCH GEORGE M . STEINBRENNER III Bronx County Chairman, News America Principal Owner Democratic Chairman Publishing Inc. New York Yankees ALAN c. GREENBERG HON . MAXWELL M . RABB DONALD J . TRUMP Chairman U.S. Ambassador to Italy President Bear Steams & Co. HoN. EDWARD V. REGAN The Trump Organization Comptroller of the State of New York GERALD SCHOENFELD Chairman, Shubert Organization NATHAN M. LUBOW STEVEN GOLDSTEIN HAROLD ADLER IsrooRE FELDMAN HOWARD HOLT Berenson, Berenson & Adle1e sraeloff,..Irattner & Co.-­ ffi-ee of the-New ¥ark CHARLES ALLEN, JR. }ERRY FINKELSTEIN State Attorney General Allen & Co. Publisher, New York MICHAEL HoRowITz EsQ. GEORGE BARRIE Law Journal Office of the President Faberge MARTIN FINKELSTEIN of the United States ROBERT K . BERENSON Extebank PAUL HUGHES Berenson, Berenson & Adler ARNOLD FORSTER EsQ. Revlon International NORMAN BERLANT Shea & Gould HoN. GoRDON HUMPHREY Anchin, Block & Anchin HoN. HowARD GOLDEN U.S. Senator from New Hampshire HoN. MARIO BIAGGI Brooklyn Borough President HERBERT c. HURWITZ U.S. House of Representatives Ro BERT I. GOLDMAN Gibralter Corp. of America IRWIN E . BILLMAN Congress Factors BERNARD B. JACOBS Billman Media Group MARTIN GOODHART President, Shubert Organization HON. THOMAS A. BOLAN Hilldun Corp. ARON KAHANA Saxe, Bacon and Bolan SEN. RoY M. GooDMAN Israel Discount Corp. MELVIN BRAUN New York County PHYLLIS KAMINSKY Touche Ross & Co. Republican Chairman Office of the Secretary-General JoEL L. BuRZIN LEONARD w. GREER of the United Nations Alexander Grant & Co. Israel Discount Bank Ltd. WALTER KAYE HYMAN COHEN DR. MORDECAI HACOHEN Congress Factors Integrated Resources Bank Leumi Trust Co. HoN . }ACK KEMP DELBERT COLEMAN HoN. CHic HECHT U.S. House of Representatives U.S. Senator from Nevada HoN. CONRAD B. DuBERSTEIN HoN. IRWIN KIMMELMAN LAWRENCE HERMAN New Jersey Attorney General HoN . MEADE EsPosITo Rosenthal & Rosenthal Kings County SANFORD KLEINER Democratic Chairman S. Kleiner Associates (over) JOHN w. KLUGE BERNARD PLISKIN HON. STANLEY SIMON Chairman, Metromedia Corp. Rashba & Pokant Bronx Borough President LAURENCE KRAMER ABE RAPPAPORT J . I. SOPHER Laurence Kramer Associates Ltd. Century Factors J. I. Sopher Co. STANLEY KREITMAN MORRIS R. RESNER BENJAMIN Sow President, U.S. Banknote Co. Atlas Capital Corp. Solo Credit Service Corp. WILLIAM M. LANDAU lMRE J . ROSENTHAL HoN . ARLEN SPECTER Mann, Judd, Landau Rosenthal & Rosenthal U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania LEONARD LANDIS LEWIS RUDIN HowARD M. SQUADRON EsQ. United Credit Corp. Rudin Management Co., Inc. President, American Jewish Congress RONALD LAUDER I. JAY SAFIER HON. ANDREW STEIN U.S. Undersecretary of Defense Robbins, Greene, Manhattan Borough President HoN . PAUL LAXALT Horowitz & Co. MICHAEL R. STOLER U.S. Senator from Nevada WILLIAM SAFIRE Michael Stoler Associates DAVID N . LEDERMAN New York Times Syndicate STANLEY T ANANBAUM Chemical Bank THEODORE ScHNOLL Century Factors Inc. SAMUEL LEFRAK Joseph Schachter & Co. ELMER TANNENBAUM Mid-State Management Corp. HowARD A. SCHULDER Chemical Bank MARTIN LEIBOWITZ Summa Capital Corp. HoN. STROM THURMOND Israel Discount Bank JACOB J . SCHULDER Chairman, U.S. Senate of New York Summa Capital Corp. Judiciary Committee HoN. DoNALD R. MANES RUBEN SCHWARTZ PRESTON R. TISCH Queens Borough President Ruben Schwartz, Meyer President, Loews Hotels LEONARD MILBERG & Schnall STANLEY TULCHIN Mi/berg Factors Inc. BARRY SEPLOWITZ Continental Bank EuGENE J. MoRRIS EsQ. Coopers & Lybrand STANLEY TuRKISHER Demov, Morris, Levin & Shein DEANE. DoNALD SHAPIRO Rosenthal & Rosenthal FRANKLIN H. ORNSTEIN New York Law School GERALD WEINER Central Federal Savings THEODORE H . SILBERT Bankers Trust Co. FABIAN PALOMINO EsQ. Chairman, Sterling Bank Corp. MoRRIS WEISMAN Special Counsel to the SHELDON SILVERBERG U.S. Banknote Co. Governor of New York Silverberg Stonehill FRANZ WINKLER RONALD 0. PERELMAN & Goldsmith, P. C. RABBI HYMAN WoHL McAndrews & Forbes Group, Inc. NORMAN ZEILER Blassport Ltd. ~~ I nete \2:Jl~ ~lw~ - I !J8 ~· !J8;td !?A~ln'c/ @z,e I SAM L. MILLER I Israel Chairman I I I HoN.
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