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  • at the earliest possible moment. But the floundering was incredible. Of course, you had that one episode before the inauguration. Kennedy thought it would be a very good idea for Johnson to go down for a conference with Lopez Mateos. I think I've covered
  • Trade U.N. Mission Visits [empty] General Aramburu Eisenhower [empty] Khrushchev Lopez Mateos Visit [2 folders] 676 Lopez Mateos Visit [2 folders] Lopez Mateos Visit Brochures HEALTH [3 folders] 22 National Archives and Records Administration http
  • Adolfo Lopez Mateos, Pres. of Mexico) Unique Folder Number 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 (1 of 2) 1959 spiral bound informational brochure in English and Spanish (3 copies). Date Range: 1959 (White) 08/07/2017 Papers of the Lower Colorado River Authority
  • of that kind. G: You went again to the Ranch, I think, in 1959, when Mexican President [Adolfo] Lopez Mateos was visiting the Ranch, and there was a reception or party for him. Do you recall that occasion? S: I recall it, but that was such a madhouse
  • ex ico - the pe r s o n a l p o s s e s s i o n of Ave c it a L o p ez Mateos T h e r e w as the f a m i l i a r Chin a P o b la n a -a n d m an y o t h e r s /\ e la b o r a t e , c o lo rf u l, c r u d e , p e a s a n t -t y p e , e v ery th in g
  • LBJ and Lady Bird stay at Taubman home in Palm Springs, CA; meeting with Mexican President Lopez Mateos; Charter Day exercises at UCLA with speeches by LBJ and Mateos; luncheon for women given by Governor's wife, Mrs. Pat Brown; visit to Abraham
  • Lady Bird works on Inaugural plans; Lady Bird to party for Martha Hodges; 1959 visit of Mexican President Lopez Mateos; Lady Bird talks about Luther Hodges; Lady Bird invites friends for drinks and swim; dinner with LBJ and Luci Johnson; news media
  • . 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
  • Mashman; Price Daniel's visit to the LBJ Ranch during a flood and LBJ's efforts to help neighbors during that flood; Lady Bird Johnson's brother, Tommy Taylor; LBJ's effectiveness in television appearances; Mexican President Lopez Mateos' 1959 visit
  • . In fact, I was asked by President Kennedy to come back to Washington and I accompanied him to his first meetinq with President López Mateos. He met with President López Mateos on this question, on this subject, and I accompanied President Kennedy. F
  • relationship with Mexican President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz; going to the Ranch for Lopez Mateos’ visit; JFK assassination and public response in Costa Rica; JFK’s visit to Costa Rica; security risks; communist rallies in Costa Rica; attempting to slow the birth
  • Telles, Raymond Lopez, 1915-2013
  • -encrusted saddle which was ·ve Lyndon ohnso in 195 when he as Senate Majority eader by P esident Adolf< Lopez Mateos, Presi­ dent of ex.ico. 3 HISTORICMOMENTS AS CAPTUREDBY CAPA A special exhibition in the Library dur­ ing the summer pr sented 160
  • -- II -- 11 L: No, I don't recall anything about it. G: Okay. Let's talk about that visit in Palm Springs after he conferred with President [Adolfo] López Mateos. This was on the salinity problem, and you were very active in this area. L: Oh, yes
  • what that was about? W: No. G: On the 18th of February, Eisenhower came through Austin on his way to meet [Adolfo] López Mateos in Mexico, and LBJ was with him. Did you go to Austin? W: No. G: And then LBJ was at the Ranch until late that month
  • Mexico - Volume 2 Mexico - Volume 3 Mexico - Volume 4 Mexico - Filed by LBJ Library Mexico - Lopez Mateos Correspondence Mexico - Lopez Mateos Visit Mexico - Briefing Book ‑ Mateos Visit Mexico - Chamizal Ceremony 9/1/1965 4/24/65 ‑ 5/5/65 12/63 ‑ 11/68
  • Service) Prime Minister Home Visit Lucy ‐ Buck Hill Falls (religious conference) Heart Association Panama Hat Presentation California Visit (includes meeting with President Lopez Mateos of Mexico) Visit to Greece (funeral of King Paul) SCANNED Huntsville
  • a few years to the point when he was a senator, a rather simple story that is well worth telling. We had Lopez Mateos, president of Mexico. He had come to the United States, and, of course, what they had--what the Mexicans had done was to give a--to put
  • . Shirley James speaks to Library staff in the West Room of the LBJ Ranch House. LBJ Museum Staffer Gary Phelps admires this leather saddle with silver trim, a head-of-state gift from Mexican President Lopez Mateos. 3 Archives staff members Linda Seelke
  • 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
  • , 1964. President received an honorary degree from the University of California at Los Angeles, meeting with President Lopez Mateos of Mexico, in Palm Springs (2/21-22/64). TR 8 ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, FEBRUARY 14, 1964. Bi-Centennial Birthday (2/14/64
  • and Records Administration http://archives.gov National Archives Catalog https://catalog.archives.gov FOLDER TITLE LIST Folder Title Vol. 1 Vol. 2 Vol. 3 Vol. 4 Vol. 5 Vol. 6 Vol. 7 [Johnson & Mateos] Vol. 8 Vol. 9 Vol. 10 [Johnson & Churchill Funeral] Vol
  • the foreign office and the Embassy. So when President Kennedy came, the Mexican government let it be known that they were now prepared to negotiate some kind of a settlement. The two Presidents, President Lopez-Mateos and President Kennedy, touched
  • he was at Amistad with President Lopez Mateos and the deciding to make this an 16 LBJ Presidential Library http://www.lbjlibrary.org ORAL HISTORY TRANSCRIPT Lyndon B. Johnson Library Oral Histories [NAID 24617781] More on LBJ Library oral
  • . 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
  • bulls. He wanted to give, I think it was Lopez Mateos [Gustavo Diaz-Ordaz], president of Mexico, a bull as a gesture of goodwill and wanted to try to get away from [inaudible], and he sent Betty, myself, and Dale and Jewel Malechek down there to deliver
  • : "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