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This series contains information relating to the numerous statements issued by the Massachusetts Board of Rabbis in the early 1970s, including statements on the Jewish community's position on Israel, the Vietnam War and former President Richard Nixon, kashruth policies, funeral services, and intermarriage (mixed marriage.) Of particular interest is a strongly worded letter revoking the kosher license of a Framingham, Massachusetts restaurant.

This series contains information pertaining to activities conducted by the Massachusetts Board of Rabbis, including their collaborations with Congregation Kehillath Jacob in Newton, Massachusetts, Jewish Family and Children's Services, and the Massachusetts Association for Mental Health. Published bulletins and information on the renovations of their headquarters on Tremont Street in Boston are also included in this series.

This series contains information pertaining to activities conducted by the Massachusetts Board of Rabbis, including their collaborations with Congregation Kehillath Jacob in Newton, Massachusetts, Jewish Family and Children's Services, and the Massachusetts Association for Mental Health. Published bulletins and information on the renovations of their headquarters on Tremont Street in Boston are also included in this series.

This series contains information pertaining to activities conducted by the Massachusetts Board of Rabbis, including their collaborations with Congregation Kehillath Jacob in Newton, Massachusetts, Jewish Family and Children's Services, and the Massachusetts Association for Mental Health. Published bulletins and information on the renovations of their headquarters on Tremont Street in Boston are also included in this series.

This series contains information pertaining to activities conducted by the Massachusetts Board of Rabbis, including their collaborations with Congregation Kehillath Jacob in Newton, Massachusetts, Jewish Family and Children's Services, and the Massachusetts Association for Mental Health. Published bulletins and information on the renovations of their headquarters on Tremont Street in Boston are also included in this series.

This series contains information pertaining to activities conducted by the Massachusetts Board of Rabbis, including their collaborations with Congregation Kehillath Jacob in Newton, Massachusetts, Jewish Family and Children's Services, and the Massachusetts Association for Mental Health. Published bulletins and information on the renovations of their headquarters on Tremont Street in Boston are also included in this series.