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Study Says Nonphosphates Can Injure Eyes WASHINGTON (AP) Product Safety "We have the silicate' (Electro Sol) and one tion of the cornea and a dete grossed with the phosphate and wait 24 said Jerry estimated 200 brands on the Some nonphosphate deter charter we' have the man with phosphate (Cascade rioration of tissue in the eye ino corneal perforations were Donovan deputy director of market ri Journal and Courier SMILE TODffif See Page A 2 Lafayette West Lafayette Ind Wednesday July 5 1972 ischer for Delay Court Rules Ex Ag Alumni Seed Chief Pro Mc Govern Named to New USDA Post Anti Daley Meade a former resident of New Japanese Leader Japanese Chief Narned Premier of rance No Spoiler HHH CAMPAIGN 72 The las tithing try to do is spoil Democratic i Ann Landers Bridge Classified Comics Crossword Deaths Editorials Entertainment Home and amily D13 D12 i AU 12 D12 BI 37 Dl 4 A2 A4 742 7363742 4011 742 8102 three more years getting through the remainder of the holes Criticism for a series of real estate scandals and for alleged mismanagement of the state run radio and television net works had also appeared to cloud his fu ture In naming Tanaka Liberal Democratic Party in effect turned its back on the cautious establishment poli tics of Prime Minister Eisaku Sato who is retiring at 71 It decisively rejected the bid of his protege 67 year old oreign Minister Takeo ukuda to succeed him Tanaka at 54 the youngest prime min ister since 1945 won the party presidency and with it leadership of the government at a convention of the members in the Diet the Japanese parliament The Diet will meet Thursday to con firm Tanaka as prime minister for a three year term a formality since the party has a sizable majority in both houses He is expected to announce his cabinet on riday recorded at one two three seven and 14 days The researchers said all the products tested irritated the eyes and caused an in flammation known as con junctivitis and some clouding of the cornea The soap powder eyes began clearing by 72 hours and were healthy again at seven days The laundry phosphate eyes cleared in all but one of 24 rabbits by 14 days reaction to carbonate and metasilicate detergents was more the report said Carbonates caused chronic opacities on 14 of 18 rabbits Eleven animals suf fered partial or total destruc he has sitions welfare Circulation News Ads Business Ombudsman Material was put into the left eyes of New Zealand white The Official asked not to be named because he said it would violate protocol to criti cize a The study con ducted by Dr David Rail the director said NIH veter inarians Dr Donald eld man and John A Moore ton centrated bn nine synthetic de tergent products purchased near its Triangle Park NC facilities Seven were laundry prod ucts of which three contained phosphates (Tide Ajax and Dash) two contained carbo nate (Sears and Arm and Hammer) one had metasili cate (Ecolo G) and one was a soap powder (Ivory Snow) Two were dishwashing com pounds one containing meta LAUREL MEADE Butz Appointee uled for last Sunday They hoped both players would be ready to meet on Thurs day ischer arrived in Reykjavik early Tuesday The Icelandic Chess ederation had rejected his demand for 30 per cent of the gate receipts but he agreed to come after a London investment banker doubled the $125000 purse which he and Spassky will divide The 29 year old American grandmaster was resting from the overnight flight in a guarded villa at the edge of town when Spassky counterattacked in the holdout department The 35 year old Soviet champion read a prepared statement calling the Ameri conduct insulting and intolerable It said ischer by refusing to appear at the opening ceremony last weekend had in sulted Spassky personally and the Soviet Chess ederation and had jeopardized his right to play for the title The state ment demanded that ischer be pun ished However Euwe said the Soviets had not formally requested punishment should I he asked him in the ischer was staying away from news men In New York Col Edmondson director of the US Chess ederation called the dispute a charade and said it had far Edmondson said if either player fails to appear for Thurs match the other should get the world title by default He said he was speaking as a member of the inter national five member advi sory board With the contribution from the London banker James Slater the winner is to get $156250 and the loser $93750 In addi tion each player will get another $75000 from the television and film rights In addition to labeling Don ovan said the agency could take firmer action such as seizure which it has done three times in the last two years require poison pre vention packaging or ban in terstate sales think seen a home detergent product that take off the he said although some DA test ing has disclosed instances in which rabbit eyes Nonphosphates now hold only about 6 per cent of the detergent business with total industry sales of $12 billion in 1970 but could increase their share as scores of commu nities and states legislate against phosphates as an eco logical hazard WASHINGTON (AP) The US Cir cuit Court of Appeals here today handed a victory to the forces of Sen George McGovern in their battle with the Demo cratic Credentials Committee for Califor nia" delegates At the same time forces of ChicagoMayor Richard Daley were' given a setback by the court in the second half of the dual attack on the hotly disputed decisions The Appeals Court reversed a District Court decision which had upheld the com action of stripping 151 delegates from California The Circuit Court or dered the district bench to rewrite its de cision in the California case in accor dance with an opinionnot yet filed The Circuit Court rejected the appeal of forces in one case and in two others directed that state court action be prohibited insofar as the delegates from Illinois which were rejected by the com mittee are concerned The brief orders of the Appeals Court carried no reasons for the action The judges were expected to file opinions lat Holiday Traffic Kills 27 in Indiana 749 in US Bll Attica Mayor Asks Public Support To Keep Armory B3 Indiana Convention Delegate Challenge Withdrawn B10 noted at 14 days In contrast 11 of 12 corneas were ruptured in those eyes exposed to the The researchers cautioned that detergent formulas may change frequently and vary regionally depending on hard ness of water The DA disagrees with the testing methods particularly because the eyes were not washed after ex posure and in fact plans to re vise its own procedures to pro vide a wash after five minutes very Humphrey criticized proposals on wel fare and defense spending but recanted on an earlier sug gestion that the South Dakotan had on some issues think George has really wild he said may be an extreme statement George has per formed a service in the sense that he has opened up pro vocative matters and I think he ought to be willing to face them but I think we ought necessarily to ac cept Humphrey said his suspicion that Wallace might sup port Nixon against a McGovern ticket was based on within the Democratic party rather than any di rect word frpm the Alabama governor And he dismissed the suggestion Wallace might run again as a third party nominee do not expect Wallace to be a third party candi date I think he would like to stay in the Democratic party and I think his physical condition might very well prevent him from being an active third party candidate I be lieve do it if he be said Humphrey Wallace was shot and partially paralyzed May 15 at a rally the Russian delegation later What Spassky meant when he de manded for ischer he would not say There were uncon firmed reports the Russians wanted ischer to be penalized with a loss or the first game Though some chess officials were pes simistic about the fate of the match this morning optimism prevailed by midaft ernoon If Spassky was ready to walk out of the championships he was not acting like it After holding out for more money and getting it the American challenger came to Iceland for the postponed opening match Tuesday But Spassky walked out of the noon drawing to decide who would move first because ischer was not present He had sent his second a Ro man Catholic priest Officials announced a new 48 hour post ponement of the opener originally sched foreign countries for the Soybean Council of America of which he was chairman from 1967 to 1969 He also went to Japan on behalf of the American Soybean Association of which he was president from 1965 to 1967 He also was president of the American Soy bean Institute in 1969 Meade) graduated from Purdue in 1950 with a BS in vocational agriculture be came general manager of the seed im provement association in 1956 after serving as production manager for four years He joined the organization in 1952 after working for two years after college with the Indiana Crop Improvement Associ ation Meade was born in Warren County and went to high school in Covington He and his wife Martha have five children er in the day This District Court on Mon day ruled that the federal judiciary had no place in the debate over delegates from the two states The Credentials Committee had issued decisions that stripped McGovern of 151 California delegates and told Daley and 58 other uncommitted Chicago delegates to stay home The committee decisions were likened to a destruct by the lawyer Tuesday even as he fought to up hold them before the appeals court I Party counsel Joseph A Califano told I the three judges that federal courts have no business in the business His argument echoed the decision of a US District Court which prompted the ourth of July appeal McGovern and Daley forces appealed in their fight to overturn committee deci sions which ousted 59 Illinois delegates including Daley and ripped the winner take all prize of the California presiden tial primary from McGovern to award the 271 delegates proportionately among candidates based on their per centage of the vote Meanwhile the Credentials Committee completed its preconvention agenda and passed on to the convention the job of settling 13 contests over the seating of hundreds of delegates The fights the committee could not re solve including the politically ex plosive ones from California and Illinois will almost inevitably provoke at the convention the bitterness that marked committee debates between McGovern supporters and backers ofhis opponents Humohrev said the democratic party new reiorm guidelines tor tne selection or national convention Dele gates not worked to the advantage of what you IIlIgJLL Udll UIC lldUiUUliai ahvj to advantage he said very difficult to get the working family to come to a caucus on Saturday night the traditional Demo crat spend his time going to precinct caucuses he has relied a great deal on party leadership again as told my friends in organized la bor and other groups the rules require that there be cau cuses or primaries and better be 1 Humphrey said he thought President with drawal of US troops from South Vietnam has the war as an issue in the fall campaign barring a heavy North Vietnamese offensive this fall will be Democrats who will complain that he waited too long but those are details The fact is that the observation period from 72 hours to a minimum of seven The DA has tested 77 de days ordered new or a household situation stronger cautionary labels on when you get something in 50 and anticipates spending your eye you would imme diately wash it out arid not Laurel West Lafayette has been named general sales manager of the Export Marketing Service by Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz past ean of agriculture at Purdue University Meade who general manager of the Agricultural Alumni Seed Improve ment Association in Lafayette left that position last September to become head of the oil sefeds and special crops division of the Agricultural Stabilization and Con servation Service in the USDA in Wash ington The EMS was organized" in 1969 to coordinate Agriculture Department over seas sales programs for US farm com modities I Meade was a member of the secretary of sales team to Japan and Taiwan in 968 and traveled to several lids metasilicate caused rabbits and reactions were chronic opacities in all of the experimental rabbits One of six rabbits developed necrosis of the cornea and surrounding the report said the inher ent differences between the rabbit and human eye doubt less the materials that erode a rabbit cornea will also erode a human the NIH re port said? The DA agreed It also uses rabbits which lack eye teaj ducts for its detergent testing because primates are too ex pensive The DA says it spends $2000 or more to test each brand Test results were similar for dishwashing detergents: of six 1 i re Journal and Courier Telephones: Kakuei Tanaka 54 (left) is congratulated by retiring Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato after Tanaka was elected president of the Liberal Demo cratic party in Japan at the convention today in Tokyo Since the Lib eral Democrats are the ruling party in Japan Tanaka is automatically in line to become Japanese prime minister (AP Wirepnoto) By Th Associated Press rench President Georges Pompidou fired Jacques Chaban Delmas as premier today and named Pierre Mess mer to succeed him The dismissal of Chaban Delmas came as a surprise Meanwhile ruling con servatives named Kakuei Tanaka a dy namic rags to riches construction man turned politician to be prime minister Chaban Delmas 57 became premier June 20 1969 after the election of Pom pidou as president Earlier this year there had been ru mors that Chaban Delmas might step down but in recent weeks they had died out Chaban Delmas a staunch Gaullist who had joined Gen Charles de Gaulle in World War II resistance to the Nazi occu pation had come under fire recently for taking advantage of income tax loop a nnnnhnsnhatn gents on the market can cause irreversible blindness if acci dentally rubbed into the eye according to an unpublished government study results of this study in dicate the rather sharp de rharcation between moderate cular damage caused by soap in phosphate detergents and the intense causticity of carbo ates and the National Institute of Environ mental Health Sciences con cluded I The ood and Drug Admin istration' charged with pro tecting the public from haz ardous substances has reactr ed to the report with are treading outside the realm in which they should be said an official in Bureau of REYKJAVIK Iceland (AP) Bobby 1 ischer apologized today for delaying the start of his $400000 chess match with world champion Boris Spassky of Russia The American whose dispute over prize money lorcea organizers to post pone the world championship round said he had the greatest respect for Spassky' as a man and as a player The statement prepared by lawyers was read to newsmen by Max Euwe president of the International Chess ederation (IDE) It was noo known whether this would be sufficient to overcome Russian objections to starting the match In a statement Tuesday Spassky said he would consider starting play only if ischer pai the perialty for his behavior Spassky told the Associated Press this afternoon he still did not know whether the match Would begin on Thursday He said there would be an announcement by Read the Happy Ads in Classified Vol 53 No 160 52 Pages 15 Cents the Division of Chemical Haz ards Dr Rail said howeyer that you wash or wash is not very' important Most of the damage has been done in three to four minutes Iri terms of practicalities going to be a good many minutes before a mother washes her About 3900 children are re ported to eat detergents each year and many more cases go unreported but the DA has after 24 hours and lengthen no idea how many may rub me pruuuuis into uieir eyes intends the Democratic National Convention but is prepared to back is the choice of the delegates a reasonable man not a Humphrey said' "The las tithing try to do is spoil Democratic In Toddy's Chuckle You cannot expect to become a skilled conversationalist any longer until you can learn how to put your foot tactfully throiigh the television set an exclusive interview with the Gannett News Ser vice (she Page 12 for partial transcript) Humphrey said he has with some of po on issues most notably aetense spenaing ana but consider him a radical is a friend been my neighbor I consider him a good mart with good instincts and not going to i let anything rupture our personal Humphrey said have not spoken ill of George I do not call him a radicalf I have not accused him of any nefarious political I DUl XAUllipill vj H1UUV Ab stronger potential opponent for President Nixon And he in Maryland snffpested that a McGovern nomination mignt mean intu i Gov George wanace wouia enaorse ruxon me gen eral election campaign lam best canable of meeting Mr Nixon on what I consider to be his weakest area the the 1968 nominee said The administration he added' has in establishing high interest rates ana tignt money as a policy to control inflation Although he took a conciliatory' line toward McGovern Humphrey insisted he would remain active through the' first ballot And he suggested this might be more help than ariything else in achieving unity after the convention (believe that I could be of greater help to the party and to the candidate by having gone through the ordeal and deling my and then in after the conven tion tohelp bring he said had that first ballot be in a posi tion to evaluate and aswe go into the second ballot if it appeal that Mr McGovern has a movement that would bring Aim that nomination reexamine the situation and to the candidate by having gone through the ordeal helo bring he said 1 I evaluate and aswe go into the second ballot if it the President has acted to remove those forces lim that nomination reexafnine the situation what By PETER BEHR Gannett News Service WASHINGTON Sen Hubert Humphrey says he to remain a candidate through the first ballot at ien George McGovern if it becomes apparent he A I I Sb" 1 1 I fl I 4 1 Replaced fill 'lilMSags C3 Horoscope D13 Markets D6 11 Metro Report D13 Money Matters D13 Regional Report A4 Sports Report A6 Weather B6 Happening Cl 12 I'.