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Fistfight a broke out and spread to Sproul Plaza. Chanel Lor Roger w. Heyns said several students were victims of unprovoked attacks by the pickets with five sent to the Campus Hospital from severe  police moved to she main a e and ordered the300 pickets to disperse. The pickets refused. About 40policemen charged using their nightsticks. They were driven Jack by Sticks cans rocks bottles. The police regrouped increased their number to 100 and charged again. The pickets broke and ran through the Campus breaking windows smashing doors and furniture and disrupting classes. Some Tore Down fences and built a Bonfire in a Street. Four demands at the 8,600-student University of Chicago the steering com Mittee of the militants occupy ing the administration building since last thursday pressed for talks on four Basic non negotiable demands rehiring of woman sociology professor mrs. Marlene Dixon who is Radical an equal student voice the hiring of faculty members amnesty for the demonstrators and full pay for University personnel kept from their jobs by the sit in. The group also Drew up principles on which it would negotiate the allocating of 51per cent of faculty jobs to women establishment of department of suppressed Stu Dies elimination of administration secrecy and admission of More negroes to the University. A spokesman said the students tried to negotiate with the University but an administration spokesman said the school would not talk under duress and had no comment at this  . Booby traps kill 9 marines wound 31 others stocks again close mixed new York a the Stock Market closed mixed in fairly Active trading after another Uncertain session. Volume was built up by som fairly Large blocks including a late transaction of 122,300 shares of Chicago pneumatic tool off h at 47. Broadcasting and tobacco stocks were irregular showing no particular nervousness Over decision of the Federal Trade commission to ban cigarette broadcast advertising. The Market was mixed at the Start and continued that Way. Various advisory services told investors to exercise prudence and restraint pending clarification of the trend both for the Market and the Economy. Saigon up Viet con Booby trap bombs killed nine marines and wounded 31 near a Nang in the most devastating Field mine incident of the  dead marines friends took revenge with their own Booby rap that killed four guerrillas. . Intelligence sources said that captured documents show Viet Cong guerrillas have Bee ordered to get ready for full scale fighting during this month Stet lunar new year Holiday. Last year the guerrillas hurled their biggest offensive of the War against cities of South Vietnam during the Holiday. American forces have agree to go along with South Vietnam s decision for a Brief tet cease fire. The South vietnamese indicated that their forces would be on the Alert in Case the communists break their cease fire pledge As they did last year. The Viet Cong forces say the plan a week Long Holiday truce starting on feb. 15.in Saigon tuesday night a Viet Cong terrorist fired a Salvo of pistol shots into a civil de sense office killing a child an wounding five other persons in the sixth attack upon such Cen ters in or near Saigon the past two weeks. The terrorist is . Military spokesmen announced the end of three Long sweeps in which More than 7,000 com z i Dies cause probed Idar Oberstein Germany is a com z Soldier was pronounced dead on arrival atthe 98th general Hospital in Neu Bruecke arly tuesday morning after his unit cd was unable to awaken him for . Michael  Burleson 17, of the 522nd quartermaster cohere was found on the Edge of his bunk with his head Between his hands when spec. 5 Anthony Soriano walked into his  authorities reported. An autopsy is being made to determine the cause of death officials  is survived by his Mother Kate Burleson who live sin Aurora Colo. He would have celebrated his 18th birthday Sun Day. Pill on Sale in France Paris up birth control pills went on Sale legally in France wednesday but women still needed medical approval from a doctor to buy the Oral contraceptive. Enemy troops were reported killed. In generally Light Battle action reported wednesday a Marine unit operating Only five mile from the scene of the Booby trap deaths bombarded a guerrilla position with artillery and mor tar shells killing 20 and Captur ing four wounded communists. Grumman gets $388 million pact for f14 Washington a the Navy announced tuesday the  of a four year $388 Mil lion contract to Grumman air Craft to develop its new Carrier based f14 fighter a replacement for the junked f111b.the engineering development contract carries an option forthe Navy to buy up to 483 mod Els in initial production runs once the plane is developed. The supersonic f14, like Theill fated f111b, will be equipped with a swing Wing and is expected to carry a version of the Phoenix missile system now under development. Purchases of the f14, formerly referred to As the vex Are expected to run into the billions of dollars Over the next few  plane is expected to Cost More than $7 million per  a maximum first order of 463 planes would involve More than $3.2 billion. The Pentagon selected Grum Man for the project last month but did not announce contract details. The award involves $40 Mil lion for Grumman to Start pre production research and development work on the f14 at its Plant in Bethpage .to replace phantoms the f14 is expected to begin replacing the Navy s present first line fighter the f4 Phan Tom now used in Vietnam in the 1970s.its key role will be to defend Navy carriers against an attack by bombers. With the Phoenix missile the f14 will be Able to fire upon As Many As six enemy bombers simultaneously at Dis Tances of 50 riles or farther. The planes will also be equipped with other Shorter Range air to air sidewinder and air to ground Sparrow missiles. Nixon chooses Pilot physician Washington up pres ident Nixon tuesday chose As his personal Pilot it. Col. Ralph. Alberta Jye a Veteran of 18,000 hours of flying time who has never had an Accident. Albert Azzie 45, of Morgan town w.va., will succeed Brig. Gen. James Cross who flew ail Force one for president John  chose albertan in father of two daughters from a Liston pilots nominated by the air Force Albertazzie has a unblemished record and has never been involved in any kind of an Accident in u  flew military transports during the korean War an returned in september from a year Long tour with the 7tli air Force in South Vietnam. His wife the former Carol Wilson also is a native West virginian. One of his daughters mrs. Lynette Murphy lives in Columbus Ohio. The other one Sally is a student at East Carolina University in Green Ville . The White House also announced the appointment of col. Walter  Tkach As the White House physician. Tkach Servidas an assistant to maj. Gen. Howard Mcc. Snyder. Personal physician to former president Dwight d.  was recalled from duty in Vietnam to take Over the , 52, received his medical decree in lh5 from the University of Pittsburgh and has been in the military service since  is married to the former Helen Gladys welter of Monongahela a. He has one son. John r., who is a medical student