34 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, June 13, 1975 V INCENZO'S Zionist Leader Urges End Italian-American Cuisine' 18211 JOHN R Bet. 6 8. 7 Mile Rds. 869-5674 MEET YOU AT MAMA ZELDA'S IN THE FARRELL'S SHOPPING CENTER Southfield & 121/2 Mile MON. & TUES. ALL THE SPAGHETTI YOU CAN EAT Includes Sated & $ Garlic Bread 1 99 CHILDREN 10 & UNDER $1 19 WITH ADULT to All Parties in Diaspora GENEVA (JTA) — A drastic overhaul of the con- stitution of the World Zion- ist Organization with a view to changing membership eligibility by "throwing its portals wide open for the admission of all Jews who wish to join the Zionist ranks without party affilia- tion" was proposed here by Kalman Sultanik, executive vice president of the World Confederation of United Zionists and a member of the Executive of the World Zionist Organization. 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Addressing a meeting of the European Section of the World Confederation, Sul- tanik asserted that the World Zionist constitution- "is now outmoded in the light of the solid and united support which Israel enjoys among all sectors of dias- pora Jewry, a factor which has caused the removal of all barriers between Zion- ists and so-called non-Zion- ists." Sultanik, a member of the World Zionist Consti- tution Committee which is meeting in Jerusalem this week on the eve of the Jewish Agency Assembly, said that the outpouring of massive support for Israel by thousands of Jews, young and old, has ex- ploded the myth spread by our enemies that there ex- ists a distinction between Jews and Zionists. "A meaningful revision of the World Zionist constitu- tion," he said, "would throw wide open the doors of our movement to virtually hundreds of thousands of young Jews and contribu- tors to Israel funds who would thus be able to wear proudly the badge of a full- fledged Zionist without any party label." Ravitz Wants Mental Health Lobby Former Detroit Common Council President Mel Ray- itz, now director of the De- troit-Wayne County Com- munity Mental Health Services Board, was one of the speakers recently in Lansing at the annual meet- ing of the Michigan Associa- tion for Neuropsychiatric Hospitals and Physicians. USSR to Seek Nazi Witnesses WASHINGTON (JTA) — A high Soviet official has pledged to cooperate fully with American authorities in obtaining testimony from Soviet citizens regarding al- leged Nazis living in the United States, Rep. Joshua Eilberg (D-Pa.) disclosed. "I was very surprised by those statements because for several years the State Department has been claim- ing it has not been able to get Russian cooperation on the very request that we have made without any ad- vance notice to the Soviet government," Eilberg said. Eilberg, head of a Con- gressional subcommittee on emigration that just re- turned from Moscow, said that Mikhail Malarov, first deputy procurator, pledged that witnesses would be lo- cated. Israeli-Romanian Friendship Continues Despite Differences JERUSALEM (JTA) — Foreign Minister 1'i"-al Al- Ion, returning from a four- day official visit to Ro- mania, said the friendship between Israel and the only Communist bloc country to maintain diplomatic rela- tions with it persisted de- spite sharp differences over issues pertaining to the Middle East. Allon said that the most serious divergence was over Bucharest's recognition of the Palestine Liberation Organization. On the other hand, he re- ported, his four hours of talks with Romanian Presi- dent Nicolai Ceausescu and his several working sessions with Foreign Minister George Macovescu, pro- duced occasions in which both sides publicly reiter- ated their friendship which was a valuable development in itself. He said agreements were reached on efforts to extend cooperation in trade, tourism and culture and that formal pacts cov- ering those areas would be drafted soon. A joint communique is- sued in Bucharest at the end of Allon's visit stated that both sides favored the elimi- nation of out-dated policies of pressure - and dictates in international relations. The communique expressed agreement on the urgent need to end the Middle East conflict through diplomatic and other peaceful means. Meanwhile, in Washing- ton, Bnai Brith, citing a new low in Jewish emigration last month urged the Senate Finance Committee to with hz,id approval of trade con- cessions for Romania be- cause that country is not "in Ravitz spoke on "The Poli- tics of Mental Health," and said that both the practi- tioners of mental health care and the patients have very little power to change the mental health field. Ravitz said, "The men- tal health allocation is ex- ceptionally vulnerable . . ." It is "a natural to trim and cut, largely be- cause the mental health system is perceived to have ize a strong lobby of citizens to pressure politicans. "In this instance our in- terests and the public's are the same," he said: "De-. velopment of a public sys- tem of quality mental health and retardation care for all the people of Michi- gan. - ************** 1, DINE & DANCE* EVERY NIGHT negligible political power. James Cohen Mon. 8. Tues. "Paula 8 Allen Sr Wed.-Sat. 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