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1952 kiruv minyan.
Probably the first in america (?the world?)
“Herman Wouk Began an Orthodox Congregation on Fire Island in 1952. It Still Thrives.”
Misleading and false, from what I read at the linked to story.
It seems that what Wouk started is now a non Orthodox temple with a non believing spiritual leader and woman cantor. I don’t think Mr. Wouk is pleased.
the Jewish last name article has a lot of mistakes, some of them egregious. see,
http://mosaicmagazine.com/observation/2014/01/jewish-surnames-supposedly-explained/