The Evening Times from Sayre, Pennsylvania • Page 7

THE EVENING TIMES, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1975 PABE SEVEN itiM. Caveman Charged with Murder The family movd to Group Sending Combat Troops To Vietnam to Fight Communists unteers. He said the men would leave from staging areas in Texas-, California, and Washington, but would not divulge their exact locations. Bonner, of Walcrtown, N. Craig Acheson, 25, of Philadelphia, N.

and Joe Belisario, 25, of Laurel, identified themselves as leaders of the efforts to send the volunteer fighters to Vietnam. nd oppnod three "LlKhtw Brown, Darker Brown" restaurant. In establishing the business they In-girted on cash transaction, tome of which involved thousands of dollars. Where the money came from was never clear, but Brooks said some of It was Invested by Maureen DauKherty, 34, daughter of a prominent area physician, who joined the family in KyRene. The restaurants closed later that year, after Brooks said $2 million had been stolen from a floor safe in one of them.

In June 1974, the family was back in the Lorane area living in hand-dug caves a'ong a logging road. EUGENE, Ore. (AP) Nor-man "Snake" Brooks, whose "family" of two dozen women and children lived in caves they dug on a hillside, is scheduled to appear at a preliminary hearing today on murder charges. Eighteen women in his "family," the Children of the Valley of Life, are being held as material witnesses under bail of $100,000 each. Brooks li charged with the slaying of deputy sheriff Roy Dirks, 38, who was shot to death on April 12.

Dirks vanished after going alone to investigate a boating accident on the Blue River Reservoir 40 miles east of Eugene. Searchers found his body hidden under some tree boughs. He had been shot in the head. Brooks' van was discovered nearby. Brooks, 31, was detained for questioning April 18 and was charged with murder the next day.

Authorities later picked up the 18 women and six children of Brooks' "family." The children have been placed in foster homos. Brooks, bom and raised in Austin, said he calls himself Snake "because you never know what a snake is going to do." He said he and Jeanne Gil-more, owmtf of arts and crafts shops in the Log Angeles area, founded the communal group in 1968 to give young people a chance to stay out of trouble. Brooks said the original group included two former Catholic nuns, a teacher and a doctor. The family came to the Eugene area in 1972 and built a log cabin in the Lorane Valley southwest of Eugene. Eight months later they were evicted for health and safety reasons by county author- By EDMUND PINTO WASHINGTON (AP) A group calling Itself Veterans and Volunteers for Vietnam (VW) says it will begin sending combat-trained men to fight Communists in South and North Vietnam within 10 days, even If the Saigon government tries to keep them out.

"We're going to make every effort to go even if the South Vietnamese don't give us permission to go," said Bart S. Bonner, executive director of the organiza tion, which espouses strong anti-Communist sentiments. The South Vietnamese Embassy here has said its government has a policy against permitting aliens in its army. Bonner said at a news conference that if unable to land in South Vietnam, "many of our personnel are qualified to jump." Bonner, a 34-year-old former Marine, formed what he calls the VW April 10 in Washington. He says the group has a strength of 100 men at this time, with offers from others throughout th? country.

The VW is working out of a donated house in southeast Washington, the walls of which arc papered with letters and telegrams with offers to volunteer from a number of ex-servicemen, including one 43-year-old who said he last fought in Korea. "We'll get weapons over there. There're lots of them," Bonner said of combat arms for the vol 2,435 WRECKS IN KENYA NAIROBI. Kenya (AP) A total- of 1,225 people were killed and 3,418 seriously injured in 433 auto accidents on Kenya roads last year, Police Commissioner Bernard Hmga said here. Sjyre, Athtni, South Waverly, and Waverly, N.

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