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Martial Law Ordered
By Arbenz as Rebels
Approach Key Points
(Continued Front First Page.)
ported tfie capture of three
towns near the Honduran border
—Asquipulas, Jocotan and Que
zautepeque. It also said insur
gent force* had cut the vital
railroad from Puerto Barrios to
Guatemala City' near a town
called Morales.
(At the United Nations,
Guatemalan representatives
confirmed the fall of Morales
and Asqulnulas. They said the
invaders also had taken the
town of Bananera- AH ..three
were described as small towns,
close together, about 10 miles
inside Guatemala.)
A spokesman for Col. Carlos
Castillo Armas, leader of the
“liberation army,” said here the
drive toward the Pan-American
Highway was aimed at Jutiapa,
a town of 5,000. some 45 miles
south of Guatemala City. It lies
20 miles north of the B Salva
dor border.
Other rebel units also were '
reported heading toward Asun
i —.
WHERE REBELS STRUCK—
Guatemala insurg
ents claimed their forces were
pushing ahead in three
pronged drive aimed at key
rail and road communica
tions in the southern part of
the country.
—AP Wirephoto Map.'
cion Mita, a town of 3.000. which
is 13 miles northeast of Jutiapa.
Reporting the dropping of
supplies to insurgents inside
Guatemala, the spokesman said
small-scale uprisings had oc
cured at Tutonicapan, Retal
hul e u and Huehuetenango.
These towns range In population
from about 6,000 to 9,500. They
are located north and west of
Guatemala City, nearer the
Mexican border.
petitions Reported.
Rebel headquarters claimed
government soldiers “are de
serting to bur side” and declared
the Arbenz government had no
confidence in it* army. Spokes
man gave no estimate on the
number qft deserters, however,
I In a statement, the headquar-
I ters said the “national liberation
[movement has taken a position
inride the territory of Guate
mala without the help or co-
I operation of any other country
or any foreign entity." A spokes
man said the rebel force con
sisted of 5,000 men, all Guate
malans.
The Arbenz government has
charged Castillo Armas received
aid from Nicaragua. It also has
asserted the rebel force Is com
posed of adventurers from other
Central American nations, in
addition to Guatemalan exiles.
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others. Members will do sketches
on stage.
11 111 »■' 'Kff'iff* I'"
sparked a wave of aati-United
States demonstrations in other
Latin American nations.
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group of Cuban Communists at
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news afency quarters. No one
was infitredy PfiMce said they
made ggns. arrests.
Chilean students shouting pro-
Guatemalan slogans burned the
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Workers have authotaaed the
union’s international executive
board to take a strike vote in
the non-ferrous metals industry.
The independent union an
nounced yesterday that the de
cision to authorize a strike vote
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Jayeees Elect Buckner
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo..
June 2!.(#). —lt took five ballots
and a record-setting 13 hours of
voting before E. LaMar Buck
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