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Organizations mentioned but not characterized herein
are characterized in the Appendix.
Sources, who have furnished reliable information in
the past, have furnished data concerning various "'1rotskyite"
groups and their members. Each group has its leaders and
based on available data it would be difficult to evaluate
these "1rotskyite" leaders, according to their relative
importance in this movement. Also, these same sources have
reported that the activities of these groups overlap and
from time to time there is a comingling of the members oi these .
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T-1, who has furnished reliable information in the
past, advised on March 31, 1966, that there are numerous
"Irotsi.;yite" organizations in Mexico, a number of which are
principally located at the National Autonomous University oi
Mexico UNAM!L;,_Recent1y tne?~Pa;;;_-gilao fCOmq.I;_iS_.'i;a.e..BQl§@~§Yj;iQ_§§,,§§.ia.
» _M_e_z;i_qo_ PC1_§M.,;-ii Bolshevilgz Coxnmunist Partfio:_£,lMez:_i§Q!_ changedits name to the}@igIfiLComuriis-ta-;Pa:cai1aTTiCon§truccion» del Partido1 T aeLm¢igec1.a °$F,i Q'a=m"l i t un s. League
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Leaders of these various "Trots1-:yite" groups ere:
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December 8, 1965, and who allegedly was subsequently executed 5'6.U:| by Guatemlan D | W eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ". H_ _¢ & . II I a 3 also adHln_&hiJ @}§
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past, adviseg on Gctober 20, 1Q65, that a.group Qi studentsa.
, at_the UNAMpmQt at the School oi Economics on October 15, l96§, Hto prg;est United States intervention.in Vietnam. This protest t
meeting was organized by a committee which consisted to a.greatextent of 'Trotskyite" leaers. The committee consisted of
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> §CBM eyholshevih Comnunist_Party of Mexico!
T~2 advised in May, 1963, that the PCBM was a
collectivity of militant communist elements in Mexico whoplanned to form a national organization in opposition to thePCM. T-2 stated that the nucleus of the PCBM was a group oiformer leaders of the Federal District Committee of the PCMwho had been expelled from the latter organization in April,1962, tor factionalist activity and had since been able to
persuade about 200 other former FCM members to desert thePCM and join the PCBM. According to T~2, the major differencebetween the P¬M and the PCBM policies consisted in the
preference of the PCBM for the militant Chinese communistline as compared to the pro-Soviet line of "peaceful coexistenwhich remained the official PCM policy despite the recentI]hi *~stru%gle over this issue within the PCM national leadershipitse"
IIT-Til;rtido Comunista Mexicans
CM P Conmunist Party oi Megico!
The published statutes of the PCM state: TheCommunist Party of Mexico has as its final objectives toconstruc?$;¬cia1ism and to build the communist societ inY ..|: U :| ~Mea;;igQ,, 'l,
r----s- Partido Obrero Revolucionarioll: }§§&£POR- Revolutionary Eorhers Party!
z~7 in November, 1965, made available a publicationof the Regional Committee of the PER, which publicationdescribed the POR as the Mexican section of the Fourth13 eeeeeeeeeeee In£ernati°nalr a eeee Pwaaiskviweamorsaniaaaion~j§a31
92 ,1Partido Estudiantil socialists3£§L§PES ~ $O¢ie11$t Student PartY>e
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political ends, offering them scholarships to study in the|IT_TII eeeeeeeeeeeee eovieete Union,P01-andan¢1<3zech<>sl<>val<ia.o@
Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional
According to T~8, the MLH, which was formally
organized at Mexico, D. F., in August; 1961, is an anti-United
II? "~~States, proco-nunist organization under the partial influenceof +.=h¢ep<:Me.}g$
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V . .* Federacion Obrera Revoluclonaria
LisjejRevclntiona;y_Workers Federation!_
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to Mexico City commencing 4/14/66. He pointed out that
visits of a member of the President's family have, in
the past, involved the Mexico City Office to a considerable
extent. He noted that his Number One Man, AssistantLegat Robert F. Nischwitz, will leave 4/7/66 en[fnnff:fn::]
San Juan as ASAC. In addition, Assistant Legat
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also short two Clerks as a result of the transfer of one
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their replacements will not arrive until after 4/14/66.
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UPI86 ;ADD JOHNSON, SAN ANTONIO UPI-67! I _ AAS FOR JOHNSCN'S TRIP TO MEXICO TO JOIN HIS NIFE IN DEDICATION OF A STATUE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN AS A GIFT TO THE MEXICAN PEOPLE, DEPUTY ,PRESS SECRETARY ROBERT H. FLEMING SAID: 1"THE PRESIDENT NAS WORKING THIS MORNING ON A NUVEER OF IVEVORANDA REVIEWING PPOBLENS OF COVNON INTEREST NITH MEXICO ANDLATIN AVERICAi PPEPAPING THE SPEECH WHICH HE WILL DELIVER AT THE4 STATUE UPVEIL NG... I TPE PRESIDENT SAID TO NE THIS MORNING ON THE NEYICO TRIP, ~ -THAT HE WAS LOOKING FORWARD TO IT AS A NEIGHBORLY VISIT TO AN CLD IFRIEND-THAT WHILE HE UNDERSTOOD THERE WERE TO BE OFFICIAL HONORS FORHIN AT THE AIRPORT, HE CONSIDERS THIS NOTHING MORE THAN AN EFFORT OF ;A FRIENDLY PRESIDENT AND A FRIENDLY PEOPLE TO INDICATE THEIR AFFECTIONN FOR THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. A RSONAL STRENGTH FRON THE HE SAID HE HAD ALIAYS FELT A PE.L - 'FRIENDSHIP HE HAD HAD WITH OFFICIALS OF THE MEXICAN GOVERNVENT AND TH-PEOPLE OF THAT COUNTRY. AGAIN, AS I SAID YESTERDAY, THIS IS NOT ASTATE VISIT. , "HE SAID HE NAY PLAN A STATE VISIT AT ANOTHER TIME, BUT THAT HE HADNC DEFINITE PLANS NON AND NELCOMED THE OPPORTUNITY TO GO CALLING. 1ASKED WHETHER THERE NOULD BE ANY DEEP DISCUSSIONS BETWEEN JOHNSONAND MEXICAN PRESIDENT GUSTAVO DIAZ ORDAZ FLEFING SAID THEY WOULDPE CONVERSING AND "ANY TIME THERE IS A BOUNDARY BETWEEN TVO A
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SUCH VISIT ONLY FIVE NINUTES BEFORE THE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT WAS FADE1 i IN JOHNSON CITY. !TFE MEXICAN GOVERNMENT SAID JOHNSON "WILL BE GIVEN ALL HONORS TPATMEXICO PROVIDES FOR OFFICIAL VISITS BY CHIEFS OF STATE," EVEN THOUGH *PIS TRIP HERE IS NONINALLY "INFORMAL." X PTPE ENBASSY SAID IT IS UNLIKELY TPAT THE PROBLEM OF MEXICAN CONTRACT lFARNVOPKERS RECENTLY BARRED FROM ENTERING THE U.S. WILL BE DISCUSSED FY I TPE TWO PRESIDENTS. AJCHNSON'S DECISION TO CONE TO THE MEXICAN CAPITAL WAS A PARTICULARSURPRISE. PIS DOCTORS ARE BELIEVED TO PAVE ADVISED HIE LAST YEAR TOAVOID MEXICO CITY, BECAUSE THE THIN AIR OF ITS NILE~AND-A-PALF HIGHALTITUDE WOULD BE A STRAIN ON A NAN NITP A HISTORY OF HEART TRCURLE.IT HAD BEEN EXPECTED THAT HE WOULD NEET DIAZ THIS SUMNER IN TI~E SEA-LEVEL RESORT OF ACAPULCO. _"JOPNSON OBVIOUSLY GOT TFE APPROVAL OF PIS DOCTORS TO CONE HERE "DIPLOMATIC SOURCES SAID. Y'AFTER ALL-THERE APE NANY WEN IGHO HAVE RAD ATTACKS I~P'O LIVE IN MEXICO CITY, AND IT DOESNYTA APPEAR TO HURT
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I mzxxcc crrv--m=:x1co "roam TERMED PRESIDENT JOPNSON'S DECISION TO "v1.<1"r THIS coumw A "GESTURE ow FRIENDSHIP" BY THE u.s. TOWARD ALL I
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THE STATEMENT WAS MADE BY FOREIGN SECRETARY ANTONIO CARILLO FLORESWHO SAID HE DID NOT KNOW NPY JOHNSON WAS VISITING MEXICO AT THIS TINE,
"BUT HIS DECISION HAS BEEN RECEIVED WITH GREAT PLEASURE..JOPNSON'S SURPRISE ANNOUNCENENT WAS RECEIVED HERE GENERALLY WITH
PLEASURE BUT ALSO WITH SONE SKEPTICISN.THE SKEPTICISI" x-ms sumzzn up IN LA PRENSA wmcv EDITOPIALLYCONVENTED THAT JOHN§ON'S VISIT NAS "STRANGE.-.VERY STRANGE" ANDASKED: "NHY IS THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES COMING HERE? CAPILLO FLORES ENPHASIZED THAT JOHNSON'S VISIT WAS NOT AN OFFICIALONE ALTHOUGH PRESIDENT GUSTAVO DIAZ ORDAZ NILL GREET HIM ATK THE AIRPORT. "
III THINK PERHAPS NR. JOHNSON FELT THE URGE TO PAY PERSONAL HONAGE
TO THE EXTRAORDINARY FIGURE OF LINCOLN, THE MOST REPRESENTATIVE OFALL NORTH ANERICANS," CARRILLC FLORES SAID. ' "
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MEXICO CITY UPI!"-MEXICANS WORKED FURIOUSLY ON ONE DAY'S
NOTICE WEDNESDAY TO CONVERT PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S "SHORT INFORMAL"VISIT THURSDAY INTO A BANG-UP FIESTA WITH ALL THE TRINNINGS.Q NEYICAN SECURITY OFFICIALS PEPOPTEPLY AIDED BY U S. SECRETSERVICE AGENTS CONDUCTED A THOROUGH SEARCH OF THE NEXICO CITYAIRPORT WEDNESDAY AND POSTED GUARDS AT POINS AROUND THE BUILDING.
THE AIRPORT WILL BE CLOSED TO ALL DOMESTIC TRAFFIC AT 3 P.N.
EST! THURSDAY, OFFICIALS SAID AND TO INTERNATIONAL TRAFFIC 30gINUTES BEFORE THE ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENTIAL PLANE AT 6230 P
S . AT LEAST ONE NEWSPAPER NOVEDADES! REPORTED THE PRESIDENT WOULDTRAVEL INTO MEXICO CITY IN AN OPEN CAR.I A MEXICAN OFFICIAL SAID THAT "ALL ELEMENTS THAT COULD POSSIBLY
CAUSE TROURLE HAVE BEEN 'INVITED' TO LEAVE TOWN FOR THE DURATION OFTHE TNODAY VISIT. "THOSE WHO DID NOT ACCEPT THE INVITATION HAVEBEEN PUT UNDER SUPVEILANCE," HE SAID.
OFFICIALS SCURRIED INTO ACTION, APPARENTLY CAUGHT BY SURPRISE DYTFE SUDDEN ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE VISIT. WORKERS BEGAN PREPARING THEFOUNDATIONS FOR TWO-STORY HIGH COLOR PORTRAITS OF JOHNSON AND MRS.JOHNSON ALONG THE ROUTE OF THE MOTORCADE.
JOHNSON'S JETLINER FILL PE NET AT THE RORDER AND ESCOPTED TOFEXICO CITY BY A SOUADRON OF MEXICAN FIGHTER PLANES, THE AIR
FORCE ANNOUNCED.
TROOPS LABORED ALONG THE STREETS THROUGH NHICHTHE NOTORCADE
FILL PASS, STPINGING WIRE FOR BANNERS AND BUNTINS. LESS THAN2A HOURS AFTER THE VISIT HAD BEEN ANNOUNCED, COLORED POSTERS WITH
PORTRAITS OF THE PRESIDENT AND HIS FIFE HAD BEEN PLASTERED ALONG
TUE PASEC DE LA REFORNA, NEXICO CITY'S MAIN STREET. THE WEATHER
PRONISED TO BE UNSEASONABLY EARN AND SUNNY.
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JA STRAIGFTJACKET OF PEoTocoL " HE sAID ADDING THAT THE NNITED A§STATES AND NExIc0 PAVE TPADITIQNALLY DAD "YEPY cLosE RELATIONS NNIcN I
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HE SAID THAT "THIS NILL DEFINITELY NoT REPLACE ANY EDTDBE sTATE
VISITS THAT NAY BE PLANNED." ALTHOUGH TNE JOHNSON VISIT IS oEEIcIALLY
AN INFORFAL" DNE THE NExIcAN GOVERNMENT NAs ANNouNcED ITSINTENTIDN To Acco5D DIN ALL THE cEBENoNY THAT NDULD so ALONG WITH A
STATE VISIT IN BETDPN FOR HIS "GESTURE OF EBIENDsNIP."cANNoNs PILL BOOM OUT A 21-GUN SALUTE NNEN JOHNSON STEPS OFF HIS
PLANE, AND HE NILL BE GREETED BY AN HONOR GUARD DE NILITABY ADADENY
cADETs DNIEDBNED IN FIGH BLACK BOOTS AND "TAEBUCKET PELNETs.CN NosT sucn VISITS, THE ANcIENT NExIco CITY EIBE DEPABTNENT
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TNE NExIco CITY DIPLOMATIC CORPS AND PBDNINENT EIsuPEs OF TFEg§g§é§T23§88§gENBEP u.s. COMMUNITY NEBE INYITED TO ATTEND THE "
AETEB BPIEE SPEECHES BY BOTH PBEsIDENTs AT THE AIRPORT TNE MOTCPCADEYNILL PAss TBBDDDP THE NEARBY JGHN E. KENNEDY POUSING DEYELDPNENT
AND CIRCLE TNE 2ocALo, TFE ANcIENT PUBLIC sDuABE THAT PAE BEEN
THE cENTEE DE NExIcAN LIEE sINcE BEEDEE THE AEBIYAL OF THE sPANIABDs.
SFINGING PAsT THE PRESIDENTIAL PALACE THE NExIcAN NBITE FOUSE!AND TNE NATIONAL CATHEDRAL TNE MOTORCADE NILL HEAD DDNN TPE BROAD;I TBEE-LINED PETDDNA BDDLEYABD FOR THE MEXICAN PEEEIDENTIAL PEEIDENDE, ,
"LOS PINos " THE PINEs> NNEBE NP. AND MRS. JOHNSON NILL sTAY '§%§A§u%§T§A¬E NEYIcAN PBE§IDENT GUSTAVO DIAz oBDAz AND MRS. I' Bc12AEs 7§[L3
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V drivers- furnished by Ford Motor Company in Mexigg City during{ Mrs. Johnson's visit. The name of Qwmiy g, _ Z,_ , __ ¥J92 | _ W !is listed as toneof the ugiyers.92/J Ee'ga"tT' Mexilc;;q_ City; had a case on this individual, butQi? their file has been destroyed under the ten-year ticgler program.
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RE: VISIT TO MEXICO CITY BY MRS. LYNDON B. JOHNSON
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OF STATE DEAN RUSK - INAUGURATION OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN STATUE,
APRIL 1 NEXT; FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTERS.
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" LEGAT, MEXICO, REQUESTED FOR REVIEW OF INDICES OF DRIVERS
IS LISTED AS ONE OF THE DRIVERS. INDICES LEGAT REVEAL
FURTHER IDENTIFIED. LEGAT FILE PERTAINING TO THIS INDIVIDUAL
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THIS INDIVIDUAL IN EFFORT TO DETERMINE IF IDENTICAL.
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EIIAIRGRAM mCABLEGRAM IIIRADIO DTELETYPE
PAGE 2, FROM LEGAT MEXICO CITY NO. 858
I IWELL KNOWN FOR USING
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INFORMANTS THIS OFFICE WHO ARE FOLLOWING DEVELOPMENTS
CLOSELY ADVISE NO INDICATIONS AS YET THAT COMMUNIST PARTYmy
PREDICTIONS NOT POSSIBLE, HOWEVER, AS TO WHAT ANY
UNBALANCED INDIVIDUALS MAY UNDERTAKE TO DO BUT MEXICAN POLICE
APPEAR TO BE TAKING ALL POSSIBLE PRECAUTIONS IN PLANNING
COVERAGE OF VISITORS
MEXICAN PUBLIC AT LARGE IS APATHETIC TOWARD PRESENTATION. I
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PAGE 5, FROM LEGAT MEXICO CITY NO. 858
OF LINCOLN STATUE AND TOWARD VISIT OF MRS. JOHNSON AND
SECRETARY RUSK. EMBASSY HAS ENDEAVORED TO EXPLOIT VISIT AND
DEDICATION AND ALTHOUGH INTEREST IS SHOWN IN NEWSPAPERS AND
AMONG MEXICAN OFFICIAL CIRCLES, VERY LITTLE INTEREST HAS BEEN
AROUSED AMONG GENERAL PUBLIC.
ITNMAYbAL§Q*BE;NQTED FORMER SENATOR BARRY GOLDWATER IS
SCHEDULED TO ADDRESS AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN MEXICO
CITY ON APRIL 12 NEXT AND WILL BE HERE DURING CAPTIONED
VISIT.
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his current estimate of the security precautions in Mexico City
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cations that Communist Party or other groups have plans to harm ;b6or embarrass Mrs Johnson or other members of her party. |:| 1;;notes it is impossible to predict v1h ¢%als
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- Senator Barry Goldwater is scheduled for Mexico City
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SCREAMING "DEATH_TO THE YANKEES _BURNED_AN AmEn1cAN FLAG AND AN "
EFFIGY or UNCLE SAM TN A DEMONSTRATION SUNDAY PRQTESTING THE
VISIT To HXICO BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON;
"DAMNED JOHNSTON GET OUT," READ oNE BANNED. WHAT ARE YOU
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CHARGED THAT JOHNSON, WHO NAs WILDLY AccLA1mED DURING A an-noun
VISIT TO mExTco THAT ENDED FRIDAY _HAD coNE To MEXICO ToTDEssuEE THE MEXICAN GOVERNMENT TNTD ACCEPTING THE u.s.
VIEWPOINT IN THE ORGANIZATION or AMERICAN sTATEs. MEXICO HAS
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MRS, JOHNSON GAVE A SWINGING PARTY IN MEXICO CITY FOR NEXICO'S 1FIRST LADY_LAST NIGHT AND EVERYBODY SHONED UP*~EVEN BARRY GOLDWATER.
GOLDNATER WHO ATTENDED THE PARTY AT THE AMERICAN EMBASSY WITH HISg§g§iRDELAYED HIS APPEARANCE AT A DINNER TO SPEND MORE TIME AT THE
FOR THE FIRST LADY.IT WAS A "THANK YOU" RECEPTION FOR SENORA 92 GUSTAVO DIAZ ORDAZ, WIFE OF THE PRESIDENT OF MXICO, WHO HAD ENTER- 92, TAINED THE JOHNSON FAMILY ON ITS_VISIT TO MEXICO. J TODAY HRS. JOHNSON WILL TOUR THE NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION T§ CENTER AT CHAPINGO 30 MILES AWAY, AND HAVE LUNCH WITH FOREIGN *g SEC§5T2RYDgN;g§%gsOARRILLO FLORES BEFORE LEAVING THIS AFTERNOON.
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I A NERO TO MEXICO.1NEYICAN C§P%TAD 2ND PLUNGED INTO TALKS AND CERENONIES THAT LEET
.P cc TIE CITV ,n-AT¥LEU~.SECRET SEPVICEMEN WPIEEED OXYGEN TO KEEP UP VITF FIN IN THE TFSOO-EOOT ALTITUDE, BUT TFE PRESIDENT SEEMED ENERGIZED BY TUE .TJVULTUOUS PECEPTION GIVEN HIV BY A CDOVD ESTIMATED OFFICIALLY AT
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CITY WAS TPE DEDICATION TODAY OE A $150,000 STATUE OF ABRAHAN LINCOLN,
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PPEQIDENTA "U°TAVO DIAZ OPDAZ AT LOS Pmos THE PINES! THE vrxxcm
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A * * . ~ THE PRESIDENTIAL LIN A ELUE BUSINESS SUIT THE PRESIDENT STEPPED rEoL JELTINER wITFpHI%Og%FE,Dks§§%%g2,L%g% E%§EH¬gEFE£§rE§c%gg1¬$%I%Ek§gK iD Y a Q - '3 ~="- L ' U H M I X _ 'EY§§§bA§§ EEéE% DRESS, EoLLowEn TEE1EPAEENTs TO MEET PEEs1nEET ALE 3 /
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ON PCOTTOPS OVERLOOKING WILDLY CFEEEING CPOWDS. ANTI-AFEPICAN LEFTISTS
FPO LIKE TC CALL JOHNSON A "NUQDERER BECAUSE OF TFE VIET NAN EAR
PPCVISED TO BE GOOD.TFQUSANRE QF WOFKERS INCLUDING SOLDIERS STRUNG FLAGS ANDBUNTING AND PPIVPED THE,HEAPT OF MEXICO CITT, ONCE TFE CAPITAL OF
TPE AZTECS FOR THE JOHNSONS.TEE QUNREAFED ON LFGIONS OF U.S. AND MEXICAN FLAGS. TFE TEVPERATURE
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MEx1cé CITY'S ic AZTITUDE APPARENTLY MADE LUCI JCHNSON FFAINT AND SFE HAD T0 PE TAKEN ABOARD TI-"7 I1!-'ITE HQUSE PLANE BYFFYPICIAN, FOR A BEIEE PERICD.
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NIGHT FAD FALLEN PUT THE CROWDS ALL ALONG TFE WAY TOWARDLCS PINOS THE NEYICAN UNITE HOUSE, DID NCT BUDGE.T E FOTORCADE MOVED AT THE PACE OF A WALK. JOHNSON,
TCUEPING OVER DIAZ ORDAZ, WAVED PIGFT AND LEFT, HIS FACE SPLIT
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SECRET SEDVICE AGENTS PACED BESIDE THE CAR-
TFE WIVES OF THE PRESIDENTS RODE BEHIND TFEIR HUSBANDS
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A CPIPPLED SIX-YEAROLD GIRL WITH A LEG BRACE TRIED To APPROACH
TFE CAP T0 HAND JOHNSON A BOUQUET.
SECRET SERVICEFEN STOPPED HEP BUT THE PRESIDENT wAvEI THENASIDE AND MOTIONED THE CHILD Te AIM. PE TOOK THE FLOWERS AND, QND ADD 1ST
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THE MOTOPCADE cEAEEEn THROUGH THE ZOCALO, TPE snuAEE 1N
TFE PEAPT or THE CITY RINGED BY TFE CATHEDRAL THE PALACE,TNIEN FOUSES VEXICAN PEESIPENTIAL OFFICES, ANE GOVERNMENT
BUILDINGS. THE BUILDINGS EEPE ABLAZE WITH LIGHTS AND THEPUGE BELLS or THE ANc1ENT CATPEDRAL BANGED AND E6oNEE.
TPE MOTORCADE BEGAN RUNNING so N1NuTEs BEHIND SCHEDULE.
A EIET FIGHT OR Two OCCURRED AMONG SOME TNPATIENT MEMBEPS
or THE cncvn. PEOPLE HAD BEEN WAITING E02 AS LONG AS FIVE
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ONE FIGPT EETEEEN Two FEN 0N THE CITY'S NATN STREET--TPE
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F U HEE- LITTEHED. -POLICE MOTORCYCLES EQHHED A FLYING HEDGE T0 CLEAR THE sTHEETs,Tc Ho AHAIL. HEDHLE CLCSED IN ON THE SMILING PHEsIDEHT HITHHEHIcc's PRESIDENT GUSTAVO DIAz oEDAz AT HIs sIDE. THE HEAHT DE THE CITY HA5 AHLAEE HITH LIGHTS. THE DIH HAEEEAEEHIHE AS cHEEHs DHDHHED OUT THE BLAPE DE HILITAEY HAHDs AHT
THE sHHILL Huslc or sTHEETcoHHEH HAHIAcHI BANDS.THE HEEsIDEHT sEEHED soHEHHAT TIEED. HE HIHED HIE EHDH
OCCASIONALLY.IAN AHHY OF e ooo SECURITY GUARDS, INCLUDING sEcHET sEEvIcEHEN HEHE EAHHED OUT AHEAD 0E THE HoToHcADE AND BODYGUARDS HALHEDBESlDE THE sLoH~HovIHc OPEN LIMOUSINE DE THE EHEsIDEHTs.IT HA5 THE BIGGEST, HosT ENTHUSIASTIC, RECEPTION IN HEHIco'sAHcIEHT CAPITAL AIHEE THE JUNE 1952, VISIT DE PPESIDENT JOPNE. KENNEDY AND HIE HITE JAcDEL1HE.JCFNSON PUT ON HIE eAssEs AT ONE PGINT TO VIEH soHE 0T THEIELuHIHATIoHs DH BUILDINGS ALGNG THE HIHE-HILE PARADE HDDTEEHcH THE AIPPGPT T0 THE HExIcAH PRESIDENT'S "LOS FINDS"
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NAJDE BUSINESS EILL DE AccoNPLIsEED.AcTuALLY, OFFICIALS HAVE NOTED THAT EELATIoNs BETWEEN MEXICO ANDTHE u.s. DAEELY FAVE BEEN BETTER AND THERE ARE No AcuTE EEoELENs ToDISCUSS. AND TFEY FOPE THE VISIT cAN POINT THE EAY TowAED IEEEovINs l,/
TFE ATNosPnEEE F09 SCLVING PEoDLENs WITH DTNEE LATIN ANEAIEAN NATIcNs.
THERE NAE A EoEEcAsT OF HOT AND suNNY WEATPER IN 7 zoo FEET HIGHNEEIco CITY AND A PREDICTION THE EEITE HOUSE RELAYED *RoN "NExIcAN I
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fire department personnel. When President Johnson and party
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airport terminal to hear the exchange of greetings and an
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Re: VISIT TO MEXICO CITY OF PRESIDENT AND MRS. LYNDON B. JOHNSON
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view the dignitaries. Crowd was obviously enthusiastic
after having waited patiently for over three hours.
President Johnson's motorcade stopped several
times during which President Johnson shook hands with bystanders
who surged toward his car.
Major leftist political parties in Mexico City
continue to hold firm in their resolve to do nothing which.
would in any way embarrass President Johnson or Mexican
Government. The leaders of these groups are known to be
confining themselves totheir homes in fear of police arrest
and only element conducive to possible incident today is in
Communist Party of Mexico plan to protest U. S. action in
Vietnam at Lincoln statute dedication ceremony; Student
group action has been planned by some factions and trotskyist
groups but nopppp reports ave be n received of efforts to
implement these planswf -
As viewed by American observers on the scene the
President's arrival and parade were highly successful events
and performance of Mexican security forces was considered
outstanding.
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been furnished by teletype to the White House, Department of
State and CIA and is being fugpished telephonically toSecret Service . I I @!I
ACTION:
None. For information. We will continue to furnish
Secret Service on the scene and at a headquarters level
information of pertinent developments in Mexico having a
bearing.on the President's security while there.
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who has been identified as _ individual who
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at this time. Secret Service indicated to Legat,that they are convinced that|:|is identical _
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Secret Service, however, Secret Service indicated that iall possible they would also like to have a photograph of
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files to the Legal Attache, Mexico City, by airmail", SpecialDelivery so that it would reach Mexico city early 4/15/cc, if
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11-on in the past, advised on April 1f§=_,, 19§6, I1This documam contains neither
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T-4, who has furnished reliable information in
the past, advised on April 14, 1966, that "flyers" were
circulated throughout Mexico, DF, on April 13, 1966, by
leaders of the various cells of the POM at Mexico, BF.
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past, advised on April 14, 1966, that members of the Partido
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the National Autonomous University of Mexico agreed to leave
in groups to hand out "flyers" and to hold public meetings
to exhort the public to "reject the visit of Fresident ~
Jbhnson;" The above~mentioned "flyers" are dated March 13,
1966, and contain the letterhead "Partido Obrero Revoiucionario
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Union Nacional de Mujeres neaieanés" ~~
UNMM - National Union of Mexican Home"
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Partido Comunista Mexicano
PCM - Communist Partarsoii0faa~l/Ie2<ihoo!" """"
The published statutes of the PCM state: "Ehe
Communist Party of Mexico has as its final objectives to
construe s ialism and to build the communist society in
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Mexico, D. F., January G~8, 1963, and prior to September,
1964, was reported as a Mexican farm organization under the
domination of the PCM. In September, 1954, a split occurred
in the CCI organization, and since then there have been two
groups, one under the domination of the PCM and the other
which proresses to jjjj be opposed to POM iniluence.;;;i{
Juventud Comunista de Mexico ' I
JCM - Communist Youth of Mexico!
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ORALLY ADVISED OF ABOVE AT 1o=oE AM, AND NO INCIDENTS ACTUALLY
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MEXICAN POLICE THROUGHOUT PRESIDENT'S VISIT SHOWED
THEIR ABILITY To PREVENT INCIDENTS. .
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PUBLIC INTEREST OVER DEDICATION OF STATUE AND VISIT OF AMERICAN
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WOULD MAKE VISIT AND INAUGURATE STATUE. CROWDS PRESENT AT
PRESIDENT'S ARRIVAL AND SUBSEQUENT CEREMONIES WERE ORDERLY AND
VERY FRIENDLY.
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April 13, 1966
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_' VISiT TO MEXICO 0F
PRESIDENT AND mas; LYNDON B; JOHNSON
APRIL 1966
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J: _T-1, who has iurnished reliable information in the
past, advised on April 13, 196$, thak the Partido Cogggigig
kl -:10 3? - omen," 7-U . , *. 0
tjhi The published statutes of the PCM state,
"The Communist ?arty of Mexico has as its
final objectives to construct Socialism
and to build the Communist society in
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VISIT OF PRESIDENT AND MS; JOHNSO
The Permanent Committee Proevietnam, which is made b7D
up of students from the_School o ' i
Autonomous University of Mexico
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Beginning April 13, 1966, the communist youth of
the POM will hold public meetings throughout Mexico, D.F;,
to acquaint the public with the "crimes of Johnson" in Vietnam
and in the Dominican Republic; They will also discuss the
practice of genocide of the United States in Vietnam and will
discuss the violation of the sovereignty of nations by the
United States; The communist youth of the PCM will invite
the public to attend en masse to protest against the "Yankee
aggression iQMYi§tnam¢9§§§i _
The groups of militant female members of the POM,
as well as of the Union Naoional de Mujeres Mexicanas UNMM ~
National Union of Mexican Women! will continue to organizetheir own acts; g§Q :
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tion ot women's groups controlled by the
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my ???????T-3, who has furnished reliable information in the
past, advised on April 13, 1966, that several American com~
munists living in Mexico, when contacted during the evening
of April 12 and the morning of April 13,.l966, indicated that
they plan to he inconspicuous during the visit of President
Lyndon B; Johnson and they have no intention of attending the
formal ceremonies; T-3 further advised that there has been
no indication that any of these American communists lan to1eaVet9Wndurin8the Visit 0fPresidentJohnsonaI
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