At some point during their year-long engagement, Hindy wanted to travel to
New York. She asked for the Rebbe’s approval for making such a visit. The
Rebbe responded in a postscript in a letter to her dated Tishrei 6, 5723
(October 4, 1962):
Regarding your desired visit to New York, as I indicated to your i,j [choson],
it is suggested that the time of the wedding should at least tentatively be
considered, and then it will be more practical and easier to consider a visit,
etc.
Hindy indeed travelled to New York (of course after the wedding date was
fixed.)
We also wanted Shmuel to come to Manchester, so we could introduce him to our
family and friends. We wrote to the Rebbe to that effect and in a letter dated
8th of Kislev, 5723 (December 5, 1962), the Rebbe wrote:
I duly received your letters, as also your regards through your daughter, who
doubtlessly also conveyed my regards to you.
With regard to your future son-in-law’s visit I suggested that there should
be some external ostensible occasion for his trip to minimize possible
criticism.
Wishing you and yours an inspiring Yud and Yud-Tes Kislev, as well as
Chanukah.