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Section 2 New Japanese Cabinet Favors Report Assails Claims of Many Cold Remedies Cliicugo Tribune, Saturday, July 8, 1972 China Relations BY DONALD KIRK Far Eastern Correspondent Chicago Tribune Prill Service new proposed effectiveness regulations. Among 32 vaccines subpotent by the General Ac-' counting Office earlier this year, Merck produced five and Merrell four. 5 Get 6 Months Five other vaccines manufacturers have been given six. months to produce effective-: ness data. They are Hollister; Stier Laboratories, Eli Lilly Co.

Delmont Laboratories, mlne Inhaler; Clopans HCL solution; Vasoxyl Nasal Solution; Phenylpropanolamine HCL Nyscap timed relief for relief of nasal congestion; Contac for relief of hay fever congestion; Trl-Span 12 Hour decongestant tablets tor symptomatic relief of nasal congestion due to hayfever; and Ampar Timed Release capsules tor nasal congestion due to hay fever. Possibly effective Tuamlne Inhaler; Tagathen Tablets; Antlstlne-Prlvlne Nasal Solution as a deconflestant-antlhlstomlne; Inhlston-APC Tablets for hay fever; Brlstamln APC Tablets for pain rollef following dental work; Phenylpropanolamine HC1 Nyscap capsule for nasal congestion and as a timo-relc-asc capsule; Nasalalre Inhaler; Quadrln Tablets for nasal congestion for 12-hour reltof and for relief of colds, nasal congestion; Trl-Span tablets tor 12-hour relief; Ampar Timed Release Capsules tor nasal congestion due to colds and as a timed-release capsule; and Chlorephrine Nyscap for colds, nasal congestion. Ineffective as fixed combinations His-tadvl A. S. A.

Compound; Decaprvn with aspirin, phenacetln and caffeln; Coflcldln Cold Tablets; Thephorln-AC Tablets; In-hlslon-APC Tablets for symptomatic relief of colds; Brlstamln APC Tablets for symptomatic relief of colds; Fedraill Tab-lets for relief of colds, nasal congestion; and Trl-Span 12-Hour Decongestant Tablets for relief of colds, nasal congestion. Licenses Canceled Meanwhile, the FDA announced it has canceled the production licenses on nine nrnHiieta nf two firms accused ing Liberal Democratic Party, outgoing Foreign Minister Takeo Pukuda, reportedly rejected Tanaka's offer of a seat on the Cabinet. Party Dispute Seen Fukuda also signaled the beginning of a major continuing dispute within the L. D. P.

by ordering two of his allies to TRIBUNE Staff Photoi by Roy Hell Illinois Delegates Pick Ogilvie Gov. Ogilvie, Atty. Gen. William Scott and Sen. Charles Percy at caucus.

WASHINGTON, July 7 AP The National Academy of Sciences, finds less than 10 per cent of a representative sampling of 27 nonprescription cold remedies are as effective as claimed. Among popular over the counter tOTC compounds rated Ineffective in a report released today is Coricidin cold tablets, manufactured by Schering Corp. of Bloomfleld, N. J. Contac sustained release capsules, made by Menley James Laboratories of Philadelphia, were judged possibly effective.

4 Rated Effective Among 49 effectiveness claims for the cold remedies evaluated, the academy's Research Council judged four as effective, eight ineffective as fixed combinations, five effective with reservations, 15 possibly effective and 13 probably effective. Rated effective without reservation were Isophrin nose drops for nasal congestion; Fedrazil for hay. fever; and Chlorephrine Nyscaps for hay fever nasal congestion and as a time release capsule. At the request of the Food and Drug Administration, the Academy of Sciences studied 420 OTC drugs as part of an effectiveness review of about 3,000 prescription drugs. "The 27 products are broadly representative of cold prepara Cook County Democrats.

At one point, State Rep. Peter Miller Chicago told the. GOP gathering that he was willing to give up his seat at the Republican convention if Mayor Daley wants to attend a convention this year. The Republicans will hold their nominating convention in Miami Beach next month. Illinois delegates to the Republican National Convention met in the Sheraton Black-stone Hotel yesterday and elected Gov.

Ogilvie chairman of the 58-member delegation. Sen. Percy 111. was elected vice chairman of the delegation in a meeting marked by frequent jokes and good humor over the current delegate squabbles among by congressional investigators of marketing inellective vaccines. The FDA said it took the action after Merck Sharp Dohme, a division of Merck Co.

and Merrell National Laboratories, a division of Richardson Merrell disclosed they will cease manufacture of bacterial vaccine rather than meet Democratic McHenry Sheriff Backs Ogilvie Chess Title Match Compromise Told Hoffman Laboratories, and. Parke Davis Co. Director Harry M. Meyer Jiv. of the FDA's Bureau of Bio-logics, formerly the Division of; Biologies Standards, said that efficacy regulations for the 32 vaccines "are an immediate', and urgent priority." In addition, he said, all vaccines produced before 1955 will undergo new oaictjr icaung.

A crmlrpctnnn for the hurontl said it has been receiving complaints from physicians thai some of, the threatened vaccines are necessary for preventing secondary infections in asthmatic children, altho antibiotics have taken over a large I share of such treatment. ous enough to endanger the start of the match." "Bobby would have liked to start play on Sunday, but we agreed to another postponement," he said. "The Russians apparently felt we had done it once to them and now they wanted to do it 'to us." May Meet Again He was referring to an International Chess Federation decision to postpone the match when Fischer did not show in time for the opening game. The Russian Chess Federation said the postponement violated the international group's own rules. The two may meet again once before Tuesday.

Match officials would like both to inspect the facilities together. Fischer moved yesterday from his house in Reykjavik where he had been staying behind drawn curtains since he arrived Tuesday. He moved into the presidential suite at the Loftleidir hotel, the biggest and plushest in town. Spassky, who has led a relatively normal life in his hotel, played tennis and went swiin-ming today. The Russian has become the favorite of the Icelanders because of his pleasant manners.

reject Tanaka's offer of minor secondary seats in the Cabinet. Tanaka appointed his Cabinet this morning shortly after the Japanese Diet, controlled by the L. D. overwhelmingly elected him prime minister by a vote of 292 to 86 for his nearest opponent. The real contest for national leadership, however, was decided Wednesday at the L.

D. P. convention. Tanaka soundly defeated Fukuda at that time on the basis of votes switched over from Ohira and Miki and became party leader. Naknsone Pledged Votes A third contender for national power, Yasuhiro Nakasohe, had withdrawn from the race two weeks in advance.

Naka-sone pledged his votes to Tanaka. He was rewarded today with the powerful position of minister of international trade and industry. Nakasone succeeds Tanaka in that post. Like Okira and Miki, Nakasone has strongly favored relations with China. He also was expected to contunue Japan's policies of strong tariff and quota protection against imports from foreign countries, notably the United States.

Hfeits Change in Ties Immediately after his appointment as foreign minister, Ohira delicately indicated his hope for neutralizing Japan's pro-American foreign policy without unduly endangering its vast export trade to the United States. Ohira indicated at a press conference this evening that the new government would continue to insist on some of its ties with the Nationalist Chinese on Taiwan even if it withdrew diplomatic recogni tion from Taiwan in favor of Peking. Miki, who was appointed minister of state, said Japan's main problem, was "to pull to recover from an economic lull" in which exports have not risen quite as rapidly over the last three months as they did in the first quarter of the year. REYKJAVIK, Iceland, July 7 UPI Boris Spassky dropped his demand that Bobby Fischer forfeit the first game of their chess match in return for Fischer's agreement to postpone the game until Tues-d a United States chess sources said today. The compromise was worked out in a backstage room of Reykjavik's main sports hall last night, the sources said.

They said this occurred a few minutes before the American challenger and the world champion from Russia appeared on stage to draw lots for the first move. The 24-game, $250,000 match originally was scheduled to begin last Sunday, but was delayed by Fischer's failure to show up and the Russians' demands that he be punished. One of Conditions "One of our conditions to play this match at all was that the Russians give up their demand for the first match point," said Fred Cramer, a vice president of the U. S. Chess Federation.

Cramer said minor obstacles might still crop up before the first game, "but nothing seri Henry County sheriff in more than 100 years. He ran as a Democrat after Republican leaders refused to slate him. He emphasized, however: "I am a Democrat and I intend to remain a Democrat, and I will continue to support other Democratic candidates." Tyrrell said he has accepted the chairmanship of a statewide committee of Democrats for Ogilvie, but that at this time he is a committee of one. He said he will seek to enlist other Democrats. Serves City 9 Years Tyrrell, 40, was a Chicago po liceman from 1954 to 1963, and then an investigator for the Illinois Crime Investigating Commission.

He said that in contrast to Walker, Gov. Ogilvie is a competent public administrator with a proven record in the area of law enforcement. Ogil-vie's record as sheriff of Cook County in fighting organized crime and gambling is well known, Tyrrell said. A spokesman for Walker tions on the market since most are similar in composition to the drugs studied," the FDA said in releasing the data. 25 of OTCs Effective About 25 per cent of the OTC drug claims were judged effective, compared with about 60 per cent of the prescriptive drug claims rated effective or probably effective.

The FDA has begun a three-year project to develop standards for 26 classes of OTCs on the market, estimated to range between 100,000 and 500,000. When the standards have been completed, the FDA said, the government may require revision of claims, changes in formulas or promotion, or removal of some OTCs from the market. The Academy of Sciences' cold-remedy evaluations: Effective Fedrarll for ha fever; Chlorephrine Nyscaps for nasal congestion due to tray fever and os tlme-lllewe capsule; and Isophrin nose-drop soluVoi for symptomatic relief of nasal congestion In colds, sinus and hay fever. Effective with reservations Beno-Fed-rln solution; Inhlston-APC tablets tor symptomatic relief of aches, pains, colds, hay fever end simple headaches; Brlstamln APC tablets os pain rellever-antlhlstamlne and as a pain reliever; and Quadrln tablets claiming to be safer and faster than aspirin. Probably effective Propadrine HCL Elixir; Prlvlne HCL nasal leltv; Beme-drex inhaler; Forthane Inhaler; Antistlne-Prlvlne for symptomatic relief of nasal congestion; Wyamlne Sulfate Nasal; Wva- ITRIBUNE Staff PholoJ Sheriff Arthur Tyrrell announcing his support for Gov.

Ogilvie. said that Tyrrell was "as much a Democrat as Ogilvie. He maintains a phony facade. His first act as sheriff was to appoint the former Republican sheriff of McHenry County as a top aide. McHenry County has serious law enforcement problems and Tyrrell should tend to his knitting there." TOKYO, July 7 Japan's new prime minister, Kakuei Tanaka, today rewarded his main allies in his drive for national leadership with seats on his newly formed Cabinet.

All of them and especially Foreign Minister Masayoshi Ohira and Minister of State Takeo Miki favor opening de-plomatic relations with China, Ohira and Miki have served previously as foreign minis' ters. Tanaka's conservative oppo nent for leadership of the rut Seek Man Seen with Stab Victim BY ROBERT NOLTE A 30-year-old black man is being sought for questioning In the slaying of a young freelance model and substitute school teacher whose mutilated body was found Thursday in her North Side Miss Barbara Cooper, 28, of 3825 N. Pine Grove may have been dead for almost two weeks when a janitor found her lying nearly naked in bed, a pillow over her face, a drapery cord around her neck, and 10 stab wounds in the chest, police said. An all-points bulletin was released yesterday to find Miss Cooper's late model car, which Sgt. Joseph Di Leonardi of the Damen Avenue Homicide Unit believes the killer stole.

The car is a white over blue Dodge Charger with Illinois plates, 873411, and a city sticker. Homicide detectives said Miss Cooper was last seen June 26 walking in Pine Grove Avenue with a man police are now seeking. He was described as about 30 years old, 180 pounds, 6 feet tall, and wearing mod clothes. The victim had been in Chicago only a year and taught at various inner-city elementary schools as a substitute. She was an attractive woman who occasionally worked free-lance modeling jobs, said Mrs.

Mary Hudson, her sister, who lives in Fortvllle, Ind. "She was very concerned about minority groups and wanted to teach poor children," said Mrs. Hudson. "Barb was waiting to hear from the Peace Corps and was working as a waitress while she attended Northwestern University." Before receiving a master's degree last spring in educational television from Northwestern, Miss Cooper had taught school in Milwaukee for five years. Her parents live in Fortville, a suburb of Indianapolis, where her stepfather, Richard Anderson, is an electrician.

Her mother is Mrs. Harriet Anderson. She is also survived by three brothers. A janitor in the apartment building where Miss Cooper lived said the young woman often took men into her apartment, but there had never been any trouble. She lived alone in a modest one-bedroom apartment.

Sgt. Di Leonardi said It appeared the killer was allowed to enter Miss Cooper's apartment. There was no evidence of forced entry. However, police did find furnishings flung around the bedroom and believed she probably struggled with her assailant. Protestant Dies After Shooting in Ulster Capital From Tribune Wire StrvlcllI BELFAST, Northern Ireland, July 7-A Belfast Protestant HiPfi tnriflv from gunshot wounds he received while driving near a Catholic street.

Samuel Robinson, 19, became the 12th person to be killed thr Provisional Wing of the Irish Republican Army de clared a cease-tire aays ago. Tmn Rritish army officers who were held captive by LB. A. Provisionals alter tney had strayed into Londonderry's "no-go" Creggan area were released tonight unharmed. The officers, both captains in noval Artillery Regiment, had been in I.R.

A. hands for Hi hours. Provisionals had "arrested" them at 2:15 a. m. The officers were oil duty, in civilian clothes, and Free Airline Tours for Kids Start Today BY WILLIAM JUNEAU Arthur Tyrrell, Democratic sheriff of McHenry County and a former Chicago policeman, announced yesterday he will support Republican Gov.

Ogilvie in his bid for reelection. He said he cannot swallow the views of Daniel Walker, the Democratic candidate, on law enforcement. After the convention disorders of 1968, Walker wrote a report in which he placed the blame on the Chicago Police Department. He termed the disorders a "police riot." Calls Views Abhorrent "His views are abhorrent to every law enforcement oifficer in Illinois," Tyrrell said at a news conference in the Bis marck Hotel. "They betray an utter lack of understanding of when and how to exercise leadership in the prevention of lawlessness." In 1970, Tyrrell became the first Democrat elected to Mc- program.

"Last year, kids were excited to see from the air what they had been studying on maps in school." Sitrick said the United Air Lines captains give a better lecture on the mechanics of jets, and how their controls work than most air travelers get. He said the last two summers of offering free plane rides to inner city children were successful. "Any child who wants to sign up for the ride should apply at the Department of Human Resources office in his neighborhood or call to the one downtown and ask for the number of the closest office," Sitrick said. The next seven flights will be held thruout July and August, he said. cealed weapon and on failure to register a weapon with the state.

He is scheduled to appear July 20 in Auto and Gun Court. He was arrested after the decoy team saw him allegedly go toward a CTA bus driver holding a .38 caliber revolver. Three juveniles were arrested in another bus Incident in the area Thursday. Injured In Struggle The trio allegedly stole a purse belonging to Mrs. Carmen Torres.

39, whose address was not known. She was injured when she struggled with the youths over the purse, which had $18 in it. She was treated at Henrotin Hospital for cuts and bruises. Another youth was arrested Thursday when police spotted him runnning from a bus near 600 W. Division St.

Police apprehended and arrested him in front of 1230 N. Burling St. The first of eight free jet air liner rides this summer for Chicago inner city children will take off with 85 children at 2 n. m. today from O'Hare International Airport.

The one-hour flight will cover nnrtions of Indiana. Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Illi nois and Lake Michigan, wltn the airliner captain pointing out the geography thruout the flight. purpose is to give kids who have never had a chance to fly an opportunity to know what it's like to be in a jet and learn about air travel," said Mike Sitrick, a member of the Department of Human Re sources, eo-sponsor ol tne flights with the city's outreach Decoys Ride Buses, Await Purse Thieves An outbreak of 15 purse enatnhWe flnrl t.wn armed rob beries on Chicago Transit Au thority buses on West Division Street has led to the use of plvilian dressed nolicewoman decoys, police said yesterday. All ol tne incidents nave occurred on or near the 600 block of West Division Street. Police suspect that a gang based in the nearby Cabrini Green Housing Project may be responsible for many of the snatchlngs, said Sgt.

Tim Mc-Gady of the East Chicago Police Tactical Unit. Backed Up by Men The policewomen travel the buses with backup policemen. A man arrested Thursday for drawing a gun on a CTA driver was the most recent trapped by the decoy teams. Robert King, 31, of 1119 N. Cleveland was arrested on charges of carrying a con ITRIBUNE Stall Pholos: By James Mayol Rough and Tumble Action at Judo Event Boys llop await their turn at the 9th annual National Junior Judo championships at the Circle Campus.

Father and son Iboltoin left sit together during the long wait prior to the match. Joe Kovac and Alberto Suarez, b6th 12, go thru their paces in center photo while referee keeps a close watch. Hoy Iright photo grabs his head after landing on it during a flip. Fortunately, he was not hurt. tarried no arms..