L.T. BUICK, FISHER. FRIDAY, ~E 11, 1905 GOOD EVEHOO EVERYBODY: Duan e Earl Pope -- described as a handsome Kansas fara boy and caapus athl~te -- accused of killing three aen in a lebraaka bank hold~p -- surrendered to police today in a Kansas City hotel. Thla only a few hours -- after he was added to the FBI's 11st ot "Ten Noet W fl nted Fugitives." The three victi• -- all officers or the Paraers Bank in Big Springs, Nebraska, which Pope is said to have held up -- tor a •re Sixteen Hundred Dollars. The crlme committed Just four da71 -- after he graduated from college. A fourth man -- also shot 1n the hold-up -- 1s now paralyzed fro■ the waist down. dllL . . . . . . A flood wall fifteen t e e ~ -•• tod~ •••pt A ~ through t.he t . own of Sanderaon, Texa1. ,tt'ir1t report• /" I~ indicatin1 at least t..i•I•• dead. Th• tla ■h-tloo4 -- 1et oft by an ei1ht-to-twelTe•inch cloudbur1t. Th• rain water tunneling through a nearby oanyon -- that. turn.a it into a ra1ing torrent. JIB BAI .. . . . . . . . Bard on the heel• of the bloodieat battle of the war -- another auclden and unezpeoted change of goTernaent toda7 in Viet la■ • Pre■ ier Phan Bu7 Quat, -- re1i1ning along with hi1 entire aabine~1i111 Soath Yiet.naaeae ■ ilitar, leader• - onoe again to reau■e the rein• ofgowern■ent. Thia the7 ha•e no• clon•J , ;8a the 1rouncla tba\ oiYilian1 -- on aa loaaer oontral the 1 i t a a t i ~ • ei1h\h change of 1o••ra ■ent in South Viet la■ -- i■ 1••• thaa two 7eara. In the fi1htiag itaelf -- the town of Doa1 loai •a• fiaall7 aeoure4 \oda7 fro ■ Co■■uni1t fire. l l A■erioan paratrooper• aetting oft into the Jungle -- ia 1earoh of a 10Tern■•t. bat,tallion -- that •a•oa\ off in earlier ti1htin1. t•o far In all -- ■ore than a thouaand oa1ua till-,; Inoluclia1 !JU !Al - i . . . . . . . . . . . . about fi•• hundred South Yietnaaea -- killed, aiaaing - ~ or wounded. American lo•••• -- ama. known deal -- ~ Ail. - ■ iaalng -- and fifteen wounled. "- " light aore 4ea4 -- in the craah of aa &aerleaa 1 trauport plane today -- near Plelta. Cauae of tile oraah -- ua4e\eraine4. ■ffl President Johnson today authorized the first shipment or U.S. foreign aid to Egypt -- since last winter; ~hen an Arab mob sacked and burned -- the John F. Kemedy Library ln Calro. Then U.S. and Qyptian relations -- hit an all-tlae low. The new package -- thtrt,•3even mllllon dollars worth ot surplus coaodltiea; still due Egypt -- under the current U.S. &ld progra■ -- that expt.res June Thlrtleth. The co•odltlea neechid to alleviate -- a potentially crltlcal food shortage ln BigJpt. Egyptian oftlclals have also requested continued ald -- . •1ond the June 'l'hlrtleth cut-orr. But no declalen yet -- on that. 'l'he question or future U.S. ald to Egypt ts aald to hinge on the stand Nasser takes at the next Atro-Aslan Conference, ln Algien on June Twenty-Ninth. CASTRO Here's a weird item: -- Cuban Dictator Fidel Castro -- said today to be obsessed-~ with a desire to destroy the United \ s~~te1/' States. THta charge is made by hia aSS8lf" -- Juanlta Castro. She made lt in teatillOllY before the House C01111ittee on Un• Aaerlcan Actlvitlea. And she added that prompt U.S. actlon -- such u that in Viet Na• and the Dolllncan Republic -- la the onlJ Mwer to the challenge or COIIIIUl'li••• ln this he11iaphere -- arid throughout the world. SPACE 11' there remained any doubt -- lt was dtspelled today by Astronauts Ed White and Jlm McDivltte. Space-walker White asserting that "man can control himself in space. " That is, he C!!! perform ass lgned tasks -- outs lde the protective shielQ of his space ship. Command Pilot McDivitt adding that it wald be possible -- even now -- for a man to spend Twelve to Fourteen Days 1n space. "I'd be willing tc do it," said he. The one prerequi . site -- according to both men -- plenty of food. Ed White noting that -- " the only time I felt discomfort -- was when I was hungry." All this from their news conference today -- at the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston. CRlPLIH . .. .. . .. Young Michael Chaplin -- the son of Yo~ie Great Gharli• Chaplin -- drew scathing comment fro■ Paris critics today -- for his first, brief appearance on French television. The program featured a fil■ bv the father -- then the son -- longhaired, unshaven, and dressed like a beatnik. A Yocalist of sorts -- Michael sang a song called -- •ram what I am -- don't try to change••·• lhat he was -- aocordilg to one critic -- ••• •a debasing spectacle.• Another aaid Michael ia nothiDI like his father -- indeed, •nothing but a repal1i•• and toneless vagabond.• Perhaps the kindeat co■ment -- .,._,. _ from a lady critic, ~ o said that if young Chaplin got a .: shave and fixed up hia hair -- •he'd be the exact iaage -- of his Yother.• !&6% For all the hoopla about apace this week -- there was at lea1t one dissenting Toice today fro■ DoTer, England. That of one Sa■uel Shenton -- Secretary of the International Flat Earth Sooiet7. Shenton declaring that photos of the A■eri~n apaoe- ••lk -- with the earth as a backdrop -- ■erel7 pro•• •that the earth ia shaped like a plate.• And it you walk far enough -- you'll fall oft. Shenton add• that the sun is only thirty-two ■ 11•• aoroe1 -- and only about three thouaand ail•• away. Beyond the 1un, be aaya, there 11 a aort ot •root• -- oTer our whole aolar ayate■• •1th thi . nga lite ■ eteora and so on -- falling fro■ it oooaaionall7 -- but little likelihood ot anybody ever reaching it. It ~ ~ I f 5 ~ . Se.,~, Bow doea ,.. expla'in the flight of the A A1tronaut1? Says Shenton -- •It's all a great hoax -- baaed OIi poHr politics •• QJfJ ~ -6,,:.Q) ""\' r L 'tT? PAITB FOLW4 RELIGION Incidentally -- one f1nal footnote from that Houston news confernece -- perhaps pertinent right here. Ed White -- who ls a Methodist -- dlsclos lng that he carried three rellglo , us symbols wlth him -- lnto the black void of space. They were -- a cross, a star of David -- and a Saint Christopher Medal, Nothing pagan like a rabbit's foot. And S-L-U-Mon.