KIUDAY, JUNK-2.1, lll.VI
HKJIAU) AND NEWS, KLAMATH FAU.S, OREGON
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Latin-American Governments Adopt Vait-and-See Attitude On Explosive Guatemalan Revolution
By 'rill'! AHriOCIATKD I'llliHH
MunL l.ullu-Aineirciiii rovciii
lnrula have dl-urrolly avoided tak
Iiik any uJllcltil stand on the Gua
temalan Wur which exploded on
their doiirMops lail week, Dm
ninny political limrii'iii, HDWAiiuporn
mill Leftist nluili'iil K l mips tin imuli
out Uio eoullioni IiiikIh lire bunlly
fanning resentment ail a Inst Urn
' Utitlacl Sulci,
Oovernmcnl louder Siuvn ttenrr
ally ncloptt il u tviill-iiud-aee atti
tude, iiiiii i I'liUy dcili'lnti to ollcud
nellhrr Ilia Unilrii Mates nor the
' embattled ri'tilinn or Lelllsl 1'real
dent Jacobo Arbeim Oiunian.
But ninny Individual li-ulnlulorn
make no bones o( their belief that
tha United utiilna la backing the
rebel loroca which sock to over
throw Aibrn' Communlal-backed
government,
There liuvn been demonstrations
ttiilnat thn United mm on In iimny
i ll.i aiiutlitirn neiiihbora since the
uar broke out, but moil ol them
have been Miarknd by student
u roups which nro traditionally Left
ist. Hie iirncriil Irrnd of olfltlal sen
timent aa redacted In Ariirnllna,
here President Juan D. Peron's
majority bloo In Coniiress proiwsed
that American Parliaments work
tniicllicr In brum praco and "ecu
nomlc' Independence" lo Guate
mala. 'Hie proposal Indicated Aritentlna
plana to alcor an olllclnlly neu
tral course. Hut the antl-Peron
Radical party, which control only
14 seats in thn IM-mrmber House,
tendered lla aympathlea lo the Ar
ben govrrnmrnt.
The governments of Chile and
Uruguay retrained from taking a
aland even though their Par
llamenta had voted through resolu
tion capoualnK Uig Arbenz cause.
The vutu In Chile's Chamber ol
Deputies was 34-10, with the real
ol 147 members abstaining. For.
olun , Mlnhter Rubertn Aldunate
later Uilil nowaincn his govern
muni would not Indulue In "lyric,
sliiieiiiciua," but would express Us
views In international organisations
"which know the problem."
I'lugiiayau novoriimeiil leaders
ro worn close-mouthed, although
their Colorado party fought hard
lu Parliament to defeat a resolu
tion condemning "HKifieaslon In
In Guatemala." Despite lilts oppo-'
slllou, the resolution wan adopted
by two votes.
The government of Cubu whose
President Fulgenclo Batista him
r.oll came lo power on the tide ol
revolt declined lo inako any com
ment. But earlier thla week air
nenlo de la re, a member of Ba
tista's Cabinet, called on Cuba lo
recognise the Insurgent government
proclaimed by the Guatemalan reb
el leader, Col. Carloa Castillo Ar
mas. Brawl also kept olllclally allenl
nn the Guatemalan conlllct. But
II waa Biar.ll which co-aponsored
a lili Colombia a proposal to the
U. N. Security Council Sunday
which would have referred Die Is
ue lo the Organization of Ainer
loan (Hales. Hits proposal, strong
ly favored by the United States,
was killed by Soviet veto.
Veneiuela remained officially
aloof.
Costa nica has declared that the
Intends to remain absolutely neu
tral In the conlllct.
Honduras and Nicaragua have
limited their olllclal comment to
denials of Guatemalan chargea thai
they aerved as launching bases for
SATURDAY SUPER
mm
at DUJ"-
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the Invasion,
Latln-Aiiini Iciin lU'Wiipiipci'i, less
restrained thun lliclr governments,
retlectcd v.irluus i,hiilrs of opin
ion. Comments included;
Argentina: Lu Kpoca, which of
ten exprcithCM Kovcinmcnl views,
said "world ccii.iuio ol the In
vaders In almost unanimous, bo
cuuso the Invasion Is seen as a
danger to the liberty of a coun
try to choose the government It de
sires." La Kpocii ulho Implied Unit
the United States was to blame
lor the llghtlnif In Guatemala.
Brazil: Tha opposition Dlarlo Ca-
rloca commented, "It would be
wise that the United Hiatca revise
carefully the argument which are
serving to drurimll.o the caso of
Uiiatemalu and justify continental
Intervention In tho affairs of that
republic."
British Honduras: The Belize Bill
board, organ of the recently vic
torious Peoples' United Party
which has close links with Arbenz,
accused the United States of keep
ing Guatemala from bringing Its
second plea, before the U. N. Se
curity Council. It charged the
United Slates with trying to pre
vent any form of U. N, aid for
Arbenz's regime.
Uruguayan papers generally
blasted the Arbenz regime as a
Communist threat, but they also
criticized Die United States for Its
diplomatic policy.
Mexico City's lending newspaper
Excelsior has coma out strongly
against the Arbenz government, al
though Mexicans generally hava
sympathized with the Guatemalan
president.
In Chile, Santiago's Conservative
newspaper El Mercurio also kaa
roundly criticized Arbem, .
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