The Workmen’s Circle will inaugurate a 12-city campaign for Jewish cultural survival in this country, Jacob T. Zukerman, president of the Jewish labor and fraternal organization, announced here today. The program, he said, will emphasize activities in the English language, in addition to activities in Yiddish, bringing the organization’s experience to college campuses, cultural centers and community centers. Pilot cities under the program, he said, will be Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, Boston, Cleveland, Atlanta and Washington, D. C.
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