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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
M emarandum
T0 Mr. W. C. Sul1iv%é;£? DAT& 4/15/66
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FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTERS
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anost effective one, and that no problems of any con-
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GOVERNMENT HEADS TO BRING ABOUT SUCH A MEETING. _MOYERS SAID JOHNSON BELIEVES A STARTING POINT FOR PREPARAT:ONS 1SHOULD BE THE ACTAON PROGRAM AGREED UPON IN MARCH BY ECONOMICMINISTERS OF THE AMERICAS. THE PRESIDENT SEES A NEED FOR STUDIES ON
MOM ITEMS IN THAT PROGRAM AIMED AT EIDESCALE ECONOMIC IMPROVEMENTSMIGHT BE MOVED RORMARD AT A FASTER PACE THROUGH INITIATIVES OF
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10MAY I961 EDIIIONGSA GEN. REG. NO. 27
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
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Mr. W. C. Sullivan
Mr. J. A. Sizoo
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APRIL 14 - 16, 1% '1 1* C C 1 -
FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTERSI
On 4/14/66,| I Legal Attache,
Mexico City, advised Night SupervisorL_______________,J
Domestic Intelligence Division, as follows:
President and Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson arrived in
Mexico City on schedule 4/14/66. There was a large crowd
on hand at the airport and along the route to the Presidential
Palace. The crowd was estimated at slightly over two million
people.
The entire Diplomatic Corps, including the Soviet
Ambassador, was on hand at the airport to greet the
Presidential Party. There was a large number of union
members and bus loads of students at the airport, although
these groups were friendly. As a whole the crowd at the b6
airport and the people along the procession route were very b7c
friendly and gave the President a warm reception. There were
no significant incidents, although two groups of small boys
who were shouting something unintelligible before the pro-
cession arrived were dispersed by the police.
Speeches at the airport lasted longer than wereséheduled and this fact, coupled with a slow moving pro-
cession, caused by crowding around the Presidential vehicl
delayed the procession until after dark. This apparentlymade the Secret Service men somewhat apprehensive, particularlyjéfa
since the President was riding in an open car. At the Main l
Plaza, the
crowds and
President.
about 9:10
schedule.
to plan.Presidential car was stopped because of large
there was some handshaking on the part?of the
The Party arrived at the Presidential Palace at
pm Mexico time!, which vas about 1% hours behindOtherwise the arrival and procigsion wen according:REG¢g* /M Ll... 24.5225? ii?
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are starting to arrive in Mexico City and that he 1S "
working out assignments for them in line with the D1rectors
anstructions to be of maximum usefulness to the over~all
protection of the President. As instructed by the Director,
they will be available for emergency duty to assist in thedissemination of informat1on,and phys1cal'protect1on of
ih; and Misa Johnson if a request in this connection 1S _' lreceived from the Agent in Charge of the Secret Service detail.
-------_.i,.__i___I talked with Legal Attache[g:::::]this morning1 lin Mexico City. I advitfd:him:?e:haF een in touch with1 Secret Service and that of that Service will
be in charge of the Secret Service men and responsible
for the direct protection of the President and Mrs. Johnson
in Mexico Cit I told him to be sure to set up immediatei ;liaison withi%i:::::] as well as| |__T~__Sgwho'wi1l-also be in Mexico City. said herhad beenI i . in; liaison with Special Agent Johnson of Secretiervice who I1;>6nhad the responsibility for making advance planning; 92> b7c
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',Senator GEORGE D, AIKEN_ » * 1.H
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.Undersecretary of State THOMAS C.'MANN' " A , - ' "
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This document coniuins neither
recommend crons nor conclusions of
the FBI. If is ihe property of
the FEI and is loaned to your agency;
it and its conterns ore not to be
distributed outside your agency.
Organizations menizionecl below are characterized in
the Appendix.
T»-1, who has furnished reliable inormation in the
past, advised on April 15, 1966, iahat "I'rotsI:yi*.:es" from theiiiiiioossssssailational Autonomous University of Mexico UNAM! planned to
plaicesseasaeroeovnited States flag impregnated with inflammable
material in-sAAa_1:x'ee near the site of the unveiling of theLincoln statuei;ii"sss-Later one of she 'Tro'bsZ:yi'i:es" plamxecl toset fire to that elags;-7§»{ »
Women of the Union Nacional de Mujeres Mexicanes UNBIIM -- National Union of Mexican iifomen! planned to carry out
their previous program of appearing at the site of the un-veiling of the Lincoln statue dressed in black and attempt tohold up signs to protest United States involvement in Vietnam.
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VISIT OF PRESIDENT AND MRS. JOHNSGN
The "Trotskyites" probably reiers to members of the-
Partido Obrero Revolucionario R Revolntionary Workers
.Party! which is active at UNAM@. ,
T-2 and T-3, who have furnished reliable informa-
tion in the past, on April 16, l966,_made the following
resume of incidents during the travel of President LYNDON B.
JOHNSON from the Mexico City International Airport to Los
Pines, home of President GUSTAVO DIAZ ORDAZ of Mexico:
In front of the Benito Juarez hemicycle, Mexico,
DF, about 200 students from UNAM shouted, "Johnson out of
Mexico," "Johnson - Mrderer," and "Yankees out of Vietnam."
These students were dispersed by agents of the Judicial Police
in Mexico, DF, and by agents of Special Services, Metropolitan
Police Department.
when the Presidential retinue passed the corner of
Insurgentes and Paseo de la Reforma, another group of stu-
dents from the National Polytechnic Institute KPH! shouted
similar phrases. These students were quickly dispersed by
grenadiers and by agents of Special Services of the Metropolitan
Police Department. .
7' /%/%Just before the Preside <d¬1 retinue passed in
front of the United 3"at Em* sy, a group or students fromUNAM, headed by MANUEg%§§§IL__ MORA, leader of Trgiskyite
groups at UNAM,attengted to d strfeite propaganda protesting
the visit oi President JOHNSON to Mexico. MANUEL AGUILAR
MORA was detained momentarily but released by agents of
Special Services of the Metropolitan Police Department, and
his followers were quickly dispersed, but not before a number
of the agitators were struck by police officers.
T-1 advised that the propaganda which MANUEL AGUILAR
MORA attempted to dis _ib e consisted of "flyers" containing
thesletterheadsof.POR.
Many Cuban exiles lined the streets carrying signs
and flags of their country. The signs protested the "communist
meddling" in their country. These signs were confiscated by
police officials.
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At about p,m¢ on April 14, u group of
students tried to sta a meeting in front of e Banjamin
Franklin Library but were unsuccessful because of the great
number of police who were present,
T~4, T~5, T$, T~7, and T~S, who have furnished
reliable information in the past, provided the following
summary relative to the visit of President LYNDQN B. JDHNSON
to Mexico:
K Students of UNAM and IPN, mentioned above, were
identified by these sources as students who were organizes by
the Juventud Comunista de Mexico JCM Communist Youth of
Mexico! and the Stucent Committee Pro-Vietnam at UNAM. These
sources provided substantially the same data as T~2 and @~3
concerning the incidents which occurred along the route
traveled by President JOHNSON and his party.
On April 15,
attempted to approach
was being unveiled hut
police officials.1966, a group of communist students
the park where the statue of Lincoln
were intercepted and dispersed by
A group of JCM members met at about 5 p.m. on
April 1%, 1966, to form brigades of young women to distribute
about 2,000 "flyers" prepared by the Federal District Com~
mittee of the Partido Comunista Mexicano PCM ~ Communist
Party of Mexico! and which contained pictures of "Lincoln"
and "Juarez." They then joined other students of the
Student Committee Pro-Vietnam to shout insults at Presi entisnmon B. Jo;-moon and his tttt c1escribe<:";,aho'<re.,.Q>§¬
On the evening of April 14, 1966, a group oi con-
munist students iron the School of Economics and the School
of Political Science, UNAM, appeared at the UNAM radio static
They requested time to announce the end of a student strike
and the resumption of classes at UNAM. Instead of following
their announced plan, however, they launched attacks against
President LYNDON B. JOHNSON concerning the invasion of the
Dominican Republic and Vietnam. The office of the rector
of UNAM has ordered an investigation of this incident.
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The UNHM was unable no stage any activity as _
scheduled because of the close surveillance of police of»
iicials»
Dffices of the PCM, Frente Electoral Gel Pueblo FEP ~ People's Electoral Front! Central Cempesina Independiente
CCI - Independent ?easants Central}? Movimiento Revolncionario
de Magisterio MRM M Revolutionary Teachers Movement!,
Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional M%N - National Liberation
Movement!, and other communist-oriented groups were under
close surveillance during the visit or ?resident JOHNSON in' Mexico.
Wide newspaper coverage was afforded all activities
during the visit of President LYNDON B. JOHNSGN to Mexico.
An enthusiastic crowd of between one million and two million
people turned out along the streets to give Presideni
JOHNSON, his wife, and other members of the party a friendly
J. ¬ T welcome. The Mexican nolice afforded "
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APPENDIX
Union Nacional de'Mujeres Mexicanas
UNMM ~ Hetionalihion of Mexican Womenl
According to T-1, the UNMM is an organization of
women's groups controlled by the PCM.
Partido Obrero Revolucionario
POE ~ Revolutionary Workers Party!
T-9, who has furnished reliable information in the
past, made available a publication of the Regional Committee
of the FOR, which publication described the FOR as the
Mexican section of the Fourth International, a Trotskyite
organization.
Juventud Comunista de Mexico
JCM - ¬ommunist Youth of Mexico!
The JCM has been publicly identified as _ youth
group of the PCM.
Pertido Comunista Mexicano
LP? :- o¢Qmm1nist Pa1"*=Ys>f M@=~=i¢<>>o
The published statutes of the PCM state, heCommunist Party of Mexico has as its final oojectives to
construct Socialism and to build the Communist society in
Mexico."
Frente Electoral del Pueblo
jFEP - People's Electoral Front!
T-1 has described the FEP, which was formally or-ganized at Mexico, DF, June 26-27, 1968, as e PCM-dominated
Mexican political organization.
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Movimiento e Liberacion Hecional
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vBJE@T= VISIT OF_,_MBS. JOHNSQN
TO MEXICO CITY, APRIL 14, 19 6
ReButel, dated &/7/66, to Albuquerque and auxiliary
offices.
During the period 4/12-14/66,[::::] sources were
alerted to promptly report any information indicating plans
by the ECM or related organizations to provoke embarrassing
incidents in Mexico in connection with the visit of Mrs.
EKNDON B. JOHNSON or the President.
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ELASSIFIUITIDI-I PEP. 11113135 LETTER.
DATED 114-l-'112E1lI1B<___._
Mr. J. Edgar Hoover, Director
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I thought you mig r- 1 - ested in the following
aspects of the recent visit of President and Mrs.
Mexico.
The President's visit was very well-received by the
Mexican public and he definitely succeeded in stimulating goo
will toward the United States. In a meeting withEmbassy staff yesterday to thank them for their asgistange in
the President's visit, Ambassador Fulton Freeman stated that
according to one of the Mexican Cabinet officers the p$§§nthusiasm generated during the visit of President§Kennedyi Q as due to his magnetic personality while the enthusiasm.:;
generated during the visit of President Johnson was for the
United States, thereby implying that it was more permanent.it
The two principal public and semipublic
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specialists. This exhibition had a very favorable impact upon
the Mexican guests.
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INDICATE HE HAS TRAVELED EXTENSIVELY IN MEXICO
AND UNITED STATES AND ZN 1954 ALLEGEDLY PUBLISHED
A NOVEL ENTITLED QUOTE PISTGLERO UNQUDTE IN SAN
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received as a resu1t'of the subject's impersonation of an
Army general, government employee, or employee of the FBI, or
ii these business houses have knowledgeoof the subjects '
curreet whereabouts, Depending on results developed, coosiéeree
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United States Attorney for consideration of prosecution of the
subject." Efforts in each case should be made to identify the
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but undemonstrative attitude towardthe United States. Duringthe visit to Mexico of President agé Mrs. LYNDON B. JOHNSON
in April l966, an enthusiasti- cro d of over one million - '
people turned out to,greet t em. _ » ; 3, f '
, . ' _ . . h ypiaf Q, ,u President GUSTAV IA ORDAZ f M wmEg':_w_._,_w,_ O e2.<i.C<>, 1n <13 .
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Presi' nt of Mexico, and stressed the excellent nature of theties ??ii%%pind5th?;%wo nations. _ V _P .' - e 0 J ,,,__',{f._c_;,~W_~;e-= ~ ' e e Y ,1~ 5¥Zsiaét"nf§i ORDAZ recognized the existence of fé2¬i J
problems, great and small, past and present, between the A _ p
United States and Mexico, but he called upon his people to
look to the future and to forget the rancors of the past, l
pointing to the day when the relationships of all nations i
might be comparable to the fine relationship which,exists~
between the United States and Mexico. ~
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in communistoriented groups to foment anti-United States "
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agreed to cooperate in matters of mutual interest, The PPS _
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.~ Front FEP§, the Independent Peasants Central CCI!, the '
"bRevolutionary Teachers Movement MRM!, and the National_Con~~
" federation of Railroad Workers CNF! to actively support PPS
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meeting of communist-oriented groups on February 6, 1966, at
Mexico, DF. The PCM and,the PPS used this meeting to outline
; the resolutions and the programs formulated during the course
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of the First Tri-Continental Conference, held at Havana;
Cuba, January 3-l5, 1966. Among those resolutions were
resolutions to hold weeks'of solidarity with Vietnam and the»hDominican Republic. ~ i 1 92 _ ~
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Vietnam was held in Mexico March l2-20, 1966. About 4,000
to 5,000 individuals representing communist-oriented groups
in Mexico participated in'a demonstration on March l7, 1966;
in support of the Week of Solidarity with Vdetnam. They 1/
marched along a predesignated route shouting anti-United
States statements and carrying signs critical of the United '
States policies in Vietnam. Demonstrators also burned two 0
simulated flags of the United States. ¢Police_officers, _
however, maintained order, and the demonstrators were not
permitted near the United States Embassy in Mexico City.
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between the PCM and the National Liberation Movement MLN! '
over the Mexican delegates to-the First Tri-Continental Con- 1
ference, neither the PCM nor the PPS supported the Week of,
Solidarity with the Dominican-Republic. ,Activities during
that week were directed by the MLN,'and little enthusiasticl*
public.response was elicited by the MLN. -,,' ;~
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organize the National Central of Democratic Students CNED!,
A constituent congress~of-the CNED was held in April 1966,
and leaders of the PCM youth organization,-the Communist -,
Youth of Mexico JCM!, were elected to offices of leadership
in the CNED, including that ofjpresident. The CNED claims
to have 75,000 student supporters throughout Mexico; It .-
quickly tested its strength by calling an anti-United States
pro-Cuban demonstration on June l0, l966,_at Mexico, DF. @
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