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  • . Moreno considered the visit "a logical outcome of the series of friendly contacts between officials and individuals representing Mexico and the United States •.• " Former President Adolfo Lopez Mateos said that GONFIDEN'f'IAL -:. 06NFIDENTIAL -3
  • , Pear son, Lopez Mateos). 2. Others who cannot be excluded from an office call by all the traditions of protocol: this means Ambassadors presenting their credentials and Heads of State or Government visiting Washington. 3. Foreign visitors whose time
  • 2 New York Trip (opening of Lincoln Center) 1/20-21/64 3 California Visit (including meeting with the President Lopez Mateos of Mexico) 2/19-21/64 4 Visitto Greece (to attend funeral ofKingPaul) 3/10-12/64 5 Huntsville, Alabama (George C
  • 2 New York Trip (opening of Lincoln Center) 1/20-21/64 3 California Visit (including meeting with the President Lopez Mateos of Mexico) 2/19-21/64 4 Visitto Greece (to attend funeral ofKingPaul) 3/10-12/64 5 Huntsville, Alabama (George C
  • : Telegram from ex-President Lopez Mateos of Mexico Arribassador Freeman has forwarded a telegram from ex... President Lopez Mateos to you expressing pleasure over your vis it to Mexico City (tab A). I recommend a reply along the lines of the draft at tab B
  • . At any rate, because of the Vice President's personal connections with President Lopez Mateos any visit he makes to Latin America might cause some difficulties if it were not tied into Mexico in some manner. IL/ Department of Stt..,e INCOMING TELEGRAM
  • a major speech. The State man -- John Ford -- said he had no idea of your wishes. 6. We believe the OAS Chairman subsequently talked to the UPI man who covers the Pan American Union (Adolfo Merino). Merino passed the story along to the UPI Latin American
  • : "All the World Is Welcome Here." It is literally true. Four heads of State plus the ofiicial representatives of more than half the world have been guests at the ranch. President Lopez-Mateos in October 1959; Chancellor Conrad Adenauer in April 1961
  • -off for countries not taking "appropriate steps" to stop Cuba shipping ) ~ "'- J 4. Staff for Lopez Mateos meeting v'S. Forward planning on Vietnam and Cuba 1 6. Battle Act determinations CL l-"~ -:;:, ·r f aUP f ljv., v;ic,, h 4--- .J
  • Mateos, has written Secretary Rusk the letter at Tab B describing Lopez l,!ateos • condition and recommending a brief note of encour·a ge­ ment to help hirn in hi.s present depressed state or mind. Given your previous a:nociation with him, .Bob Sayre
  • , Lopez Mateos, in Acapulco, and that at that time there were a number of issues pending between the two countries: the Chamizal, Colorado River salinity, for example. Now, all of those problems had been settled, and he thought that this was a propitious
  • for Adenauer 1 s visit like he did for Lopez -Mateos? 2) If so, they would like to have another introductory letter from LBJ like before - - sending greetings, etc. ~ Q (If approve the letter, it is needed in both languages on the Vice President's
  • . Ribha.rd V. Stebbins 8c fielq Los Angeles, California Gold-track Miss Terri -L. Stickles Bronze-swimming; San Mateo, California Mr. James.. E. Storm Silver-rowing; San Diego, California Miss SharQll M. Stouder 3Gold-1Silver-swimming; Glendora, California Mr
  • to whathclr Winn Scott atlocld eccompan7 Mateo• or bo tn Preeldcmt JoJmacm•o party when he meets Mateos in Los Aoge!ee .and Pcl:n Sprin&•. [ ~{'~~~~j-.; ~.: N· J· ~w~~a COPY I 13 March 1964 i _i MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD 3 UB.JEGT: Meeting
  • PARIS roR LTG GOODPASTER.rINAL SEC OF III -AN:> .THE EXTENi.-ro~~WHI CH .HE..G.AI NS.-1N.•COUNTRv-sup·p·oRr.rR01'r !iotS "POPULACE-:· . F'. "THEXt.Jo'~-- ! NFrL·TRA i l ON-su;rne· Now·"UNOE~r1;{Ay,···esr! MATEo·· Ai ... ? ~SOUT 12,COO MEN ·peR MONTH