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MEXICOFebruary 1963–1966

Part 1: Political, Governmental,and National Defense Affairs

A Guide to the Microfilm Edition of

ConfidentialU.S. State Department

Central Files

A UPA Collectionfrom

MEXICOFebruary 1963–1966

PART 1: POLITICAL, GOVERNMENTAL, ANDNATIONAL DEFENSE AFFAIRS

Project CoordinatorRobert E. Lester

Guide compiled byKristen M. Taynor

ConfidentialU.S. State Department

Central Files

Subject-Numeric Categories:AID, CSM, DEF, INT, and POL

7500 Old Georgetown Road • Bethesda, MD 20814-6126

A UPA Collection from

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The documents reproduced in this publication are among the records of the U.S.Department of State in the custody of the National Archives of the United States. No

copyright is claimed in these official U.S. government records.

Copyright © 2006 LexisNexis,a division of Reed Elsevier Inc.

All rights reserved.ISBN 1-55655-977-1.

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Confidential U.S. State Department central files. Mexico, February 1963–1966 [microform]:subject-numeric categories: AID, CSM, DEF, and POL. microfilm reels; 35 mm.

“Project coordinator, Robert E. Lester”—Guide t.p.“The documents reproduced in this publication are among the records of the U.S.

Department of State in the custody of the National Archives of the United States.”Accompanied by a printed guide compiled by Kristen M. Taynor, entitled:

A guide to the microfilm edition of Confidential U.S. State Department central files.Mexico, February 1963–1966.

ISBN 1-55655-977-1 (pt. 1) 1. Mexico—History—1946–1970—Sources. 2. Mexico—Foreign relations—1946–1970—Sources. 3. United States. Dept. of State—Archives. I. Lester, Robert. II. Taynor, Kristen M.,1978– . III. United States. Dept. of State. IV. University Publications of America (Firm)V. Title: Confidential U.S. State Department central files. Mexico, February 1963–1966.VI. Title: Mexico, February 1963–1966. VII. Title: Guide to the microfilm edition of ConfidentialU.S. State Department central files. Mexico, February 1963–1966.F1234972.08'2—dc22

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Scope and Content Note ........................................................................................... vSource Note ................................................................................................................ ixEditorial Note ............................................................................................................. ixState Department Records Classification System, February 1963–July 1973 ..... xi

Subject File Outlines (with Secondary File Designations) ................................ xviiCountry Abbreviations .......................................................................................... xix

Sample Reel Index Entry ........................................................................................... xxixAbbreviations ............................................................................................................. xxxiReel Index

Reel 1Aid [Foreign Economic Assistance] (AID) .............................................................. 1Communism (CSM) ................................................................................................ 4

Reel 2Defense Affairs (DEF) ............................................................................................ 5Intelligence (INT) ..................................................................................................... 9

Reels 3–18Political Affairs and Relations (POL)....................................................................... 9

Subject Index .............................................................................................................. 55

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SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The U.S. State Department Central Files are the definitive source ofAmerican diplomatic reporting on political, military, social, and economicdevelopments throughout the world in the twentieth century. This editionconsists of the Central Files for Mexico for the period between February 1963and 1966. The files are arranged according to the State Department RecordsClassification System, February 1963–1973. The subjects from theclassification system included in this edition are AID (Foreign EconomicAssistance), CSM (Communism), DEF (Defense Affairs), INT (Intelligence),and POL (Political Affairs and Relations). The files consist of cables andletters sent and received by U.S. diplomats and embassy personnel; reportson meetings between U.S. and foreign government officials and leaders;newspaper clippings and translations from journals and newspapers;transcripts of speeches; and reports and observations on political, military,and social affairs.

This edition of Central Files for Mexico opens with an AID section thatdetails both private and governmental assistance. Many U.S. citizens andgroups offered monetary and material assistance to Mexico. Frank Ferree andhis Volunteer Border Relief Program, for example, are specifically highlightedin the collection. The collection contains correspondence from Ferree andothers to the U.S. government as well as newspaper articles detailing theVolunteer Border Relief Program’s activities. The largest portion of the AIDsection deals with the Food for Peace and Alliance for Progress programs.The Food for Peace program was phased out in Mexico during this period dueto Mexico’s ability to produce sufficient agricultural commodities on its ownand due to the desire not to have U.S. imports competing with locally grownagriculture. The material detailing the Alliance for Progress program mainlycovers the debate over how effective and pervasive the program was andpossible changes needed. A portion of frames detailing the AID program toMexico, but not contained specifically in the AID section, can be found onReel 11 beginning with Frame 0532. An official briefing book for the U.S.delegation to Gustavo Diaz Ordaz’s presidential inauguration in 1964 containsa breakdown of the AID program for Mexico for the period between January1961 and June 1964. The briefing book lists the types and amounts of loansand grants involved in the program.

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A brief CSM section follows AID. This section mainly deals with theMexican reaction to the Sino-Soviet split and Communist activity in Mexico.The Sino-Soviet split created a moment of decision for Mexican pro-Communist parties, and the Mexican parties’ debates and eventual split arehighlighted in the collection. This section also highlights numerous reports ofactual and alleged pro-Castro activity, mainly in the Yucatan area. Rumors,which later proved to be false, circulated that there was even a pro-Castrotraining base in the Yucatan.

The DEF section mainly highlights port visits by U.S. naval and CoastGuard vessels. Reasons for visits included relaxation, training, salvageoperations, diplomacy, and escort duties for various sailing races. Included inthe collection are details for U.S. Coast Guard ships such as dimensions andport requirements, the number of crew members and passengers, and thelocations and estimated times of port visits. A large number of Spanish-language newspaper clippings highlight several of the port visits and will giveresearchers visual as well as substantive information about the visits. Thenewspaper articles showcase many pictures of the vessels, visitors, andceremonies surrounding the port visits. NASA agreements with Mexico foroverflight of space vehicles, salvage operations for space material, andtracking stations in Mexico are also covered in this section. Several NASA-Mexico agreements expired during the period covered and discussionsrevolved around NASA’s need for the agreements to continue and whether ornot the Mexican government would be amenable to renewal. Sales of U.S.minesweepers constitute the largest section dealing with defenseprocurements. The information about minesweepers includes the quantity ofvessels to be sold, expected dates of sale, and a debate about the use of theminesweepers. Due to numerous reports of minesweepers being used againstU.S. fishers to enforce territorial water limits, sales later became contingentupon not using the vessels in that capacity.

The DEF category contains many documents detailing an interestingdiscussion on port visits by nuclear-powered U.S. naval vessels and vesselscarrying nuclear weapons. Mexico was deeply involved in the Latin AmericanDenuclearized Zone talks and therefore banned nuclear-powered U.S. navalvessels from visiting Mexican ports. This section also covers the discussionabout the difference between nuclear-powered vessels and vessels onlycarrying nuclear weapons. Mexico banned both types of vessels becausenuclear-powered vessels were considered too risky, and vessels carryingnuclear weapons were considered to be transporting nuclear material. TheU.S. government argued that nuclear ordnance was vital to each vessel’soperations and therefore did not constitute transport of nuclear material.Various requests for military supplies and ordnance will give researchers anidea of the needs of the Mexican military.

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The INT section that follows DEF is very brief and covers a review of foreignpublications operating in Mexico. The review revealed virtually no foreignpublications operating. The strength of various Communist/socialist parties inMexico is also briefly covered.

Following the INT section is the largest section of the collection, PoliticalAffairs and Relations (POL). The POL section opens with several general andweekly reports. These documents show that Mexicans seemed to have a deepinterest in U.S. civil rights issues. The weekly reports on Reel 3, for example,contain mention of matters relating to the U.S. civil rights struggle in nearlyevery “psychological” section. Most of the reports and statistics from local/state areas contain information on government changes, elections, andmatters of local interest, including how locals reacted to outside events. Alarge number of weekly reports have been withdrawn for national securitypurposes; however, researchers will still find plenty of summaries andanalyses of foreign and domestic developments in the remaining weeklyreports. Mexican President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz’s visit to Central America iscovered in this section and includes copies of joint communiqués issued byDiaz Ordaz and his Central American counterparts. The communiqués andreports from his visits in Guatemala and Nicaragua are in Spanish and willgive researchers valuable insight into the talks. Also for interestedresearchers, Spanish booklets of talks at the National Assembly of theInstitutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) in April 1965 are a prominent part of thePolitical Parties section on Reel 10.

The largest portion of the POL section details settlement of the dispute overthe Chamizal region in El Paso, Texas, and Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua.Topics covered include the history of the dispute, engineering implicationsand reports for the new river channel, land claims and ownership rights forAmerican and Mexican citizens, texts and revisions of the proposedconvention, and reactions to the settlement. A portion of the reaction centeredon disputed land appraisals and finding suitable replacement lots and/orhomes. The collection contains seven detailed reports discussing locationsand amounts of replacement housing for specific homeowners who expresseddifficulty in finding suitable housing. In addition to the major topics involved inthe Chamizal settlement, the collection contains documents relating to smallerissues such as buses and streetcars, bridges, highways, parks, schoollocations, and various debates and concerns raised by individual residents.

The salt content of Colorado River waters delivered to Mexico and thepossible implications for U.S.-Mexico relations constitutes another majorportion of the POL section. Various attempts to reduce salinity are discussedas well as a project to divert hypersaline waters around the Mexicali area inBaja California. Reel 7 beginning with Frame 0099 covers the origin of thesalt problem due to the Welton-Mohawk irrigation project in Arizona beginningoperations in 1961. Later reels covering the salt problem contain discussions

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of Mexican agrarian reactions to a perceived lack of response by the UnitedStates. Fears existed that a prolonged solution to the salinity question wouldnot only sour U.S.-Mexico relations but also allow Communists to gain aninroad with agrarian groups in the Mexicali valley.

This edition of the U.S. State Department Central Files contains valuableinformation for researchers on the progress made in U.S.-Mexico relationsduring the period covered. The Chamizal settlement effectively removed acentury-old thorn from relations between the countries and created anatmosphere of greater understanding and respect. The collection is alsovaluable to researchers for its in-depth coverage of growing Cuban influence,agrarian and rural unrest, and the need for more concrete economic ties withCentral American countries.

Other collections of interest from LexisNexis include the following:Confidential U.S. Diplomatic Post Records, Central America and theCaribbean, 1930–1945; Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files,Cuba, 1945–1966; Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files, Mexico,1940–January 1963; Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files,Panama, 1930–1949; Confidential U.S. State Department Central Files, SouthAmerica, 1960–1963; and The Lyndon B. Johnson National Security Files,1963–1969.

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SOURCE NOTEMicrofilmed from the holdings of the National Archives, College Park,

Maryland, Record Group 59: Records of the Department of State, CentralForeign Policy Files, Subject-Numeric Files, February 1963–1966. TheSubject-Numeric File categories included in this microfilm publication areEconomic, Political, and Defense. The specific subject categories are AID (alltypes of aid), CSM (Communism), DEF (Defense), INT (Intelligence), and POL(Political Affairs and Relations).

EDITORIAL NOTEThe Subject-Numeric Files for February 1963 through July 1973 are

arranged by subject-numeric categories, not by country. Therefore, some filefolders will contain multiple subject categories. In addition, some folders willhave more than one country represented by a single subject category.

LexisNexis has microfilmed all available documents relating to the subjectcategories listed above for the State Department’s country designation forMexico. Only exact duplicates have been excluded. In addition to thedocuments, LexisNexis has filmed file folders when possible, and hasmicrofilmed the documents as they are arranged at the National Archives. Asmall number of Document Withdrawal Sheets exist in the files and have beenfilmed. Withdrawal sheets itemize documents that have been withdrawn fromthe files by the National Archives staff for national security reasons.Withdrawal sheets note as much pertinent information as possible such as thedate of the document, the sender and recipient, and the subject of thewithdrawn item.

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STATE DEPARTMENT RECORDSCLASSIFICATION SYSTEM,FEBRUARY 1963–JULY 1973

Essential to the effective administration of the State Department and itsoverseas posts is the management of records. In keeping with the StateDepartment’s program to improve and modernize its administrative processes,the department developed a new comprehensive records classification systemin February–March 1963 (used until July 1973).

This new uniform file system enabled users to file and find materialrapidly—the usefulness of recorded information being largely dependent uponthe logical arrangement of records. The new system applied to both officialand working files.

The new system was based on several years of research and embodiedmany substantial contributions made by departmental and overseaspersonnel. An effort had been made to provide sufficient flexibility and subjectmatter coverage to meet the needs of offices and posts both large and small.

A. PURPOSE AND SCOPEThe new Records Classification System embodied a uniform official filesystem to be used throughout the department and its overseas posts. It wasintended for use by operating offices as well as by departmental and postcentral files operations. The new system did not apply to certain types of casefiles, however, such as official personnel files, security investigative files,voucher files, and so forth. Offices continued to maintain chronological fileswhere necessary or desirable.

B. ARRANGEMENT AND CONTENT

1. Subject File OutlinesThe attached file outlines [provided by LexisNexis beginning on page xvii]comprise the new file system. They were arranged within seven broad subjectmatter areas (known earlier as classes), with each including specificsubdivisions of related secondary and tertiary code symbols.

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2. Special Instructions

a. International Organizations and ConferencesThis system provided a special method for handling records accumulated inlarge quantities by offices that were primarily interested in a specificorganization or conference rather than in the subject matter with which itdealt. Use of this special feature of the new file system afforded such officesa method for organizing this type of record material to meet their ownreference needs within the framework of the new system. It proved ofparticular use to the Bureau of International Organization Affairs and toUnited States Missions to international organizations, such as the U.S.United Nations Delegation.

b. Commercial OfficersThis instruction to the system was prepared in cooperation with theDepartment of Commerce for the special guidance of commercial officers intheir use of the new file system. It provided for pre-coding of commercial-economic reports with the appropriate subject matter code symbols.

c. Peace Corps RepresentativesThis instruction to the system was prepared in cooperation with the PeaceCorps for the guidance of its field representatives in records organizationand maintenance. It prescribed the use of the appropriate administrativesubject outlines for Peace Corps records administration.

d. U.S. Information Service (USIS)Special subject designations were developed in cooperation with the U.S.Information Agency for use by those posts at which USIS files weremaintained by the post’s Central Records Unit. These designations wereincluded in the Culture & Information subject outline.

C. TYPE OF SYSTEM

1. Subject-Numeric SystemThe new uniform file system was of the subject-numeric type. It was selectedbecause of the flexibility that it provided for expansion purposes and thesimplicity of file designations for marking purposes. A mnemonic symbol wasselected for each of the fifty-five primary subjects for which file outlines hadbeen developed. These symbols ranged from one to four letters in length andhad been chosen because of their meaning or obvious relationship to thesubject matter for which they stood. In some cases the symbol was identicalwith an office symbol (e.g., PPT for Passports & Citizenship, AV for Aviation

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(Civil)). In other cases the key letters in the primary subject constituted thesymbol (e.g., CON for Consular Affairs (General), REF for Refugees &Migration, AGR for Agriculture (General)).

While many small offices used the primary subjects alone, larger officesrequired further breakdowns of the primary subjects for more detailed subjectmatter coverage. Simple serial numbers were assigned to subject breakdownsat both the secondary and tertiary level. A paper relating to the subject ofagricultural production in general, for example, was classified AGR 12; apaper dealing with technological advances in agricultural production wasAGR 12-1. The most detailed subdivision contained no more than four digits,making for a relatively simple file designation. A Sample Reel Index entry withSubject-Numeric Codes is on page xxix.

FN 6-1

Subject-Numeric Symbol

Primary Subject—Finance Tertiary Subject—Loans

Secondary Subject—Domestic

2. Use of Identical Numbers for Similar SubjectAs an additional aid, the same number was assigned to similar secondary andtertiary subjects appearing in different subject file outlines. In most outlinesthe first five secondary subjects were standard (e.g., General Policy, Plans,and Programs; General Reports and Statistics; Organizations andConferences; Agreements and Treaties; and Laws and Regulations). Thissame principle was applied to other similar or related subjects (e.g.,Communist Bloc activities in aid, trade, and educational and cultural fieldswere assigned a “6” number—AID 6, FT 6, EDU 6, respectively; productionand consumption was assigned a “12” number in the various industryoutlines—AGR 12, INCO 12, PET 12).

3. Expansion of Existing SubjectsWhile no attempt was made to provide breakdowns for subject matter beyondthe tertiary level, there were cases in which an office might want or need tosubdivide a secondary or tertiary subject alphabetically by name, geographiclocation, or other appropriate breakdown. Papers relating to visits by foreigndignitaries, for example, were subdivided by name (e.g., POL 7 Visits—Adenauer); papers relating to a trade fair by location (e.g., TP 8 Fairs—Moscow); or papers relating to a thermal power project by type (e.g., FSE 12Electric Power—Thermal).

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D. SPECIAL FEATURES

1. FlexibilityFlexibility was an important feature of the uniform file system. The new systemembodied an unusual amount of flexibility by providing users with severalmethods of arranging material according to their specific requirements. Threeimportant areas of choice are indicated below:

a. Subject vs. Geographic ArrangementWithin each subject file outline, where appropriate, alternative ways ofarranging material by subject or area/country were possible. An officeinterested only in a specific subject without regard to country selected themethod of arrangement described above. An office that was primarilyinterested in specific subject matter but with a secondary concern for ageographic area or country selected the method described in Instruction “C”(Type of System). A geographic bureau or other office primarily concernedwith a specific country used the method of arranging first by country andthereunder by subject described in Instruction “B” (Arrangement andContent).

b. Treatment of International Organizations and ConferencesMost offices accumulated a varying amount of material on internationalorganizations and conferences in which the U.S. government wasrepresented or participated. The interests of each office and itsresponsibility for international organization and conference activitiesdetermined the amount of record material that it accumulated and themethod by which it arranged material to meet user needs.

An office that had a limited interest in such organizations and conferencesand accumulated a relatively small quantity of papers probably found the “3”(Organizations and Conferences) classification within the appropriatesubject outline adequate. An office that had a major interest in andresponsibility for an organization, such as the North Atlantic TreatyOrganization (NATO), the Organization for Economic Cooperation and

POL 17-1 MEX-USPrimary Subject—PoliticalAffairs and Relations

Secondary Subject—Diplomatic and ConsularRepresentation

Tertiary Subject—Acceptabilityand Accreditation, betweenMexico and U.S.

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Development (OECD), or the World Health Organization (WHO), however,adopted the method of arrangement described in Instruction “D” (SpecialFeatures). Under this arrangement a special subject file by title oforganization was set up under the appropriate subject outline, using any ofthe secondary or tertiary breakdowns as necessary.

The Bureau of International Organization Affairs, special missions tointernational organizations, and other offices that accumulated a largevolume of material on a specific organization or conference used the specialinstruction method of arrangement. This instruction contained a standard listof administrative subjects common to international organizations andconferences. It also provided a unique method of arranging substantiveprogram material relating to the specific organization or conference byselecting appropriate subjects, permitting an organizational approach withinthe framework of a uniform subject system.

c. Treatment of Industries and CommoditiesBecause of the importance of the commercial-economic reporting program,special attention was given to the treatment of industries and commoditiesunder the new file system. Specific subject outlines were developed for themost significant industries, such as Agriculture (General), Fuels & Energy,Petroleum, Telecommunications, and Transportation. With the exception ofAgriculture (General), these industry outlines covered the relatedcommodities and products as well.

To take care of the large number of other industries, commodities,products, and specific agricultural crops, an alphabetical guide wasdeveloped as an adjunct to the Industries & Commodities (General) outline.This list, referred to as INCO (specific), provided offices with a simplemethod of filing materials on specific commodities, regardless of whetherthey were in their natural or manufactured state.

Instructions preceding the alphabetical listing offered users a choice ofmethods of arrangement within the list. One office may have preferred togroup all minerals and metals together, for example, while another officemay have found it preferable to file by the specific mineral or metal.

2. Detailed Instructions (Miscellaneous)In addition to the instructions above, alternative methods of arrangement,detailed statements, or explanations of the coverage of specific secondaryand tertiary breakdowns of the primary subject were provided on an ad hocbasis. Specific cross-references to related subject matter within the same or inother outlines were also indicated. Classifiers found these instructions usefulin determining proper file designations, particularly in the case of subjectmatter that may not have been familiar to them.

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3. Country SymbolsA list of standard country abbreviations was used for coding papers relating tospecific countries. See page xix for list.

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SUBJECT FILE OUTLINES(with Secondary File Designations)

Culture and InformationCUL Cultural Activities (USIS)EDU Education and CultureEDX Educational and Cultural ExchangeINF Information Activities (General)MP Motion Pictures (USIS)PPV/PPB Press, Publications and Visuals; Press and

Publications (USIS)RAD Radio (USIS)TV Television (USIS)

EconomicAGR AgricultureAID [Foreign] AidAV Aviation (Civil)E Economic Affairs (General)ECIN Economic IntegrationFN FinanceFSE Fuels and EnergyFT Foreign TradeINCO Industries and Commodities (General)INCO Industries and Commodities (Specific)IT Inland TransportLAB Labor and ManpowerOS Ocean ShippingPET PetroleumPO Postal AffairsSTR Strategic Trade ControlTEL TelecommunicationsTP Trade Promotion and AssistanceTR Transportation (General)

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Political and DefenseCSM CommunismDEF Defense AffairsINT IntelligencePOL Political Affairs and Relations

ScienceAE Atomic EnergySCI Science and TechnologySP Space and Astronautics

SocialHLTH Health and Medical CareREF Refugees and MigrationSOC Social Conditions

The Administration subject outline relates exclusively to the functioningof diplomatic posts and personnel.

The Consular subject outline relates exclusively to the functioning ofconsular offices and passport, visa, and protective services.

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AADEN Aden Colony and Protectorate (Hadhramaut,

Perim Island, Socotra Island)AFG AfghanistanAFR AfricaALB AlbaniaALG AlgeriaAM SAMOA American Samoa (Tutuila Island)AMSTERDAM I Amsterdam IslandANDAMAN IS Andaman IslandsANDORRA AndorraANG Angola (Benguela, Cabinda, Landana,

Portuguese West Africa)ANT AntarcticaARAB Arab countriesABC ArcticARG ArgentinaARMENIA ArmeniaASCENSION I Ascension IslandASIA AsiaATL O Atlantic OceanAUS AustriaAZORES Azores

BBAH IS Bahama Islands (Great Inagua, Inagua, San

Salvador) (see also BWI)BAHREIN IS Bahrein IslandsBALEARIC IS Balearic IslandsBALI BaliBALKAN ST Balkan StatesBALTIC ST Baltic StatesBANGKA IS Bangka IslandsBAS BasutolandBECH Bechuanaland

COUNTRY ABBREVIATIONS

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BEL BelgiumBENELUX Benelux (see also BWI)BERMUDA BermudaBHU BhutanBIS ARCH Bismarck ArchipelagoBOL BoliviaBONIN IS Bonin IslandsBRAZ BrazilBE BORNEO British Borneo (North Borneo)BR GU British GuianaBE HOND British HondurasBE S AFR British South AfricaBRUNEI BruneiBUL BulgariaBURMA BurmaBURUNDI BurundiBWI British West Indies (Abaco, Acklin, Andros,

Anguilla, Antigua, Barbados, Barbuda,Caicos, Cat, Cayman, Crooked,Dominica, Eleuthera, Exuma, Grenada,Grenadines, Harbour, Leeward, Long,Mayaguana, Montserrat, Morant Cays, Nevis,New Providence, Pedro Cays, Perico,Ragged, Redona, Rum Cay, St. Christopher,St. Kitts, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Sombrero,Turks, Watlings, Windward)

CCAM Cameroon, Federal Republic ofCAMB CambodiaCAN Canada (Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba,

New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario, PrinceEdward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan,Yukon, Newfoundland, Labrador)

CANARY IS Canary IslandsCAPE VERDE IS Cape Verde Islands (Boa Vista, Branco,

Brava, Fogo, Luzia, Maio, Santo Antao)CARIB Caribbean AreaC AFR Central African RepublicCEN AM Central AmericaCEYLON Ceylon

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CHAD Chad, Republic ofCHILE ChileCHINA ChinaCHICOM China (Communist)CHINAT China (Nationalist) (Formosa, Penghu,

Pescadores Islands, Taiwan)CHRIS I (INDIAN O) Christmas Island (Indian Ocean) (Australia)CHRIS I (PAC O) Christmas Island (Pacific Ocean) (British)COCOS (KEELING) IS Cocos (Keeling) IslandsCOL ColombiaCOM BLOC Communist Bloc (Sino-Soviet Bloc)COMORO IS Comoro IslandsCONGO Congo (Brazzaville) (formerly Middle Congo,

now Republic of the Congo)COSTA RICA Costa RicaCRETE CreteCROZET Crozet IslandCUBA Cuba (Isle of Pines)CYP CyprusCZ Canal Zone, U.S. (Panama Canal Zone)CZECH Czechoslovakia

DDAHOMEY Dahomey, Republic ofDEN DenmarkDOM REP Dominican RepublicDUBAI Dubai (Trucial States)

EE AFR East AfricaECUADOR Ecuador (Galapagos)E EUR Eastern Europe (Iron Curtain countries)E GER East Germany (Russian Zone)EL SAL El Salvador (Salvador)ENTENTE ST Entente StatesEST EstoniaETH Ethiopia (Eritrea)EUR Europe

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FFAEROE IS Faeroe IslandsFALK IS Falkland IslandsFAR EAST Far EastFIJI Fiji IslandFIN Finland (Aland Islands)FR FranceFR GU French Guiana (Cayenne)FR INDIA French IndiaFR POLY French Polynesia (Leeward, Marquesas,

Society, Tahiti)FR SOM French Somaliland (Djibouti)FR W AFR French West AfricaFR WI French West Indies (Guadeloupe,

Marie-Galente, Martinique, St. Barthelemy)F WORLD Free World

GGABON Gabon, Republic ofGAMBIA GambiaGEE (POL) Germany, Polish AdministrationGER GermanyGHANA GhanaGIB GibraltarGIL & ELLICE IS Gilbert and Ellice IslandsGREECE GreeceGREENLAND GreenlandGUAM GuamGUAT GuatemalaGUIN Guinea, Republic ofGUYANA Guyana

HHAI HaitiHOND HondurasHK Hong KongHUNG Hungary

IICE IcelandINDIA India (Daman, Diu, Goa,

Pondicherry)

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INDOCH IndochinaINDON Indonesia (Borneo, Celebes, Java, Lombok,

Molucca, Netherland Indies, Sumatra)IRAN Iran (Azerbaijan)IRAQ IraqIRE Ireland (Irish Free State)ISR IsraelIT ItalyIV CST Ivory Coast, Republic of theIWO JIMA Iwo Jima (see Volcano Islands)

JJAM JamaicaJAP JapanJOHNSTON I Johnston IslandJORDAN Jordan

KKENYA KenyaKOR KoreaKURIL IS Kuril IslandKUW Kuwait, State of

LLACCADIVE IS Laccadive IslandsLAOS LaosLAT AM Latin AmericaLATVIA LatviaLEB LebanonLIB LiberiaLIBYA Libya (Benghazi, Cyrenaica, Tripoli)LIECH LiechtensteinLITH LithuaniaLUX Luxembourg

MMACAO/MACAU MacaoMADEIRA MadeiraMALAG Malagasy Republic (Madagascar)MALAWI Malawi

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MALAYA Malaya (Federated Malay States, Malacca,Perlis, Selangor, Pahang, Perak, Penang,Trengganu)

MALDIVE IS Maldive IslandsMALI Mali, Republic ofMALTA MaltaMANCH ManchuriaMARCUS IS Marcus IslandsMAURITANIA Mauritania, Islamic Republic ofMAURITIUS MauritiusMAYOTTE IS Mayotte IslandsMEDIT MediterraneanMEX MexicoMID EAST Middle EastMIDWAY IS Midway IslandsMIQUELON IS Miquelon IslandsMONACO MonacoMONG MongoliaMOON MoonMOR MoroccoMOZ Mozambique (Portuguese East Africa)MUSCAT & OMAN Muscat and Oman

NN BORNEO North Borneo (British Borneo)NEPAL NepalNETH NetherlandsNETH ANT Netherlands Antilles (Aruba, Bonaire,

Curacao, Leeward, Netherlands West Indies,St. Eustatius, Windward)

NEW CAL New Caledonia (Chesterfield, Huon, Isle ofPines, Loyalty, Wallis Archipelago)

NEW GUIN New GuineaNEW HEBR New HebridesNIC NicaraguaNICABAR IS Nicabar IslandsNIGER Niger, Republic ofNIGERIA Nigeria, Federation ofN IRE Northern IrelandN KOR North KoreaN RHOD Northern RhodesiaNOR Norway

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NORFOLK I Norfolk IslandNR EAST Near EastN VIET North VietnamNYAS NyasalandNZ New Zealand (Cook, Kermadec)

OORKNEY IS Orkney IslandsOUTER SP Outer Space

PPAC IS Pacific IslandsPAC O Pacific OceanPAK PakistanPAL PalestinePAN PanamaPAPUA PapuaPAR ParaguayPERU PeruPHIL Philippines, Republic ofPITCAIRN I Pitcairn IslandPOL PolandPORT PortugalPORT GUIN Portuguese Guinea (Bijagoz, Bolama)PORT INDIA Portuguese IndiaPR Puerto Rico

QQATER [QATAR] Qater [Qatar]

RREDONDA IS Redonda IslandsREUNION IS Reunion IslandsRHOD & NYAS Rhodesia and Nyasaland FederationRUM RumaniaRWANDA Rwanda, Republic ofRYU IS Ryukyu Islands (Okinawa)

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SSA South AmericaS AFR South Africa, Republic of (Cape of Good

Hope)SAHARA SaharaSAN MARINO San MarinoSAO TOME & PRIN Sao Tome and PrincipeSARAWAK SarawakSAUD Saudi ArabiaSCAND ScandinaviaSCOT ScotlandSENEG Senegal, Republic ofSEY SeychellesSHETLAND IS Shetland IslandsSING Singapore (Straits Settlements)S LEONE Sierra LeoneSOL IS Solomon Islands (Bougainville)SOMALI Somali RepublicS KOR South KoreaS PAC South PacificSP SpainSP GUIN Spanish Guinea (Annobon, Fernando Po, Rio

Muni)S RHOD Southern RhodesiaST HELENA I St. Helena Island (Gough)ST PIERRE IS St. Pierre IslandsSUDAN SudanSUR Suriname (Dutch Guiana, Netherlands

Guiana)S VIET South VietnamSW AFR South-West AfricaSWAZ SwazilandSWE SvedenSWITZ SwitzerlandSYR Syrian Arab Republic

TTANGAN TanganyikaTANZAN TanzaniaTHAI Thailand (Siam)

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THE CONGO Congo (Leopoldville) (formerly BelgianCongo, now Democratic Republic of theCongo)

TIBET TibetTIMOR TimorTOGO Togo, Republic ofTONGA IS Tonga IslandsTRIESTE TriesteTRIN & TOB Trinidad and TobagoTRISTAN I Tristan de Cunha IslandTRUCIAL OMAN Trucial OmanTRUCIAL ST Trucial States (Dubai, Abu Dhabi)TT PAC Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands

(Caroline, Eniwetok, Mariana, Marshall,Palau)

TUN TunisiaTUR Turkey

UUAR United Arab RepublicUGANDA UgandaUK United Kingdom (England, Great

Britain, Wales)UR UruguayUS United States of AmericaUSSR Union of Soviet Socialist Republics

(Siberia, Azerbaijan, Ukraine)U VOLTA Upper Volta, Republic of

VVAT Vatican CityVEN VenezuelaVIET VietnamVIR IS (UK) Virgin Islands (U.K. (see also BWI)VIR IS (US) Virgin Islands (U.S.) (St. Croix, St. John,

St. Thomas)VOLCANO IS Volcano Islands (Iwo Jima)

WW AFR STATES West African StatesWAKE I Wake Island

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W EUR Western EuropeW GER West GermanyW HEMIS Western HemisphereWI West IndiesW NEW GUIN West New Guinea (Irian, Netherlands

New Guinea)W SAHARA Western SaharaW SAMOA Western SamoaWORLD The World

YYEMEN YemenYUGO Yugoslovia

ZZAMBIA ZambiaZAN Zanzibar

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SAMPLE REEL INDEX ENTRIES

Entries in the Reel Index refer to specific documents within ConfidentialU.S. State Department Central Files, Mexico, February 1963–1966. Thedocuments are arranged by the Subject File Outlines noted in the “StateDepartment Records Classification System, February 1963–July 1973,” onpage xi. In order to improve access to some subject categories, LexisNexishas included selected “major topics” (enclosed in brackets) on the line belowthe subject description. In addition, for categories that are over one hundredpages, LexisNexis has subdivided these groups by month and year.

The four-digit number on the far left represents the frame number at which aparticular Subject-Numeric Classification begins. This is followed the Subject-Numeric symbol, a country code, and an explanation of the Subject-NumericClassification. The sample below provides a description of the arrangement ofthe information in this guide.

Political Affairs and Relations (POL)

0376 POL 32-1 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary

Disputes. Violations. Incidents.

[Proposed Chamizal convention; land ownership

and rights.]

0376 October 1963

0401 September 1963

0492 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International

Rivers and Seaways

[Salinity of Colorado River waters; report on

relocation of Rio Grande.]

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Subject-Numeric Symbol

SubjectDescription

SelectedMajorTopics

Frame Numbers Chronological Subdivisionby Month and Year

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ABBREVIATIONS

The following abbreviations are used three or more times in this guide.

CDF Community Development Foundation

CNC National Peasant Confederation(Confederación Nacional Campesina)

FEP People’s Electoral Front (Frente Electoral delPueblo)

IBWC International Boundary and Water Commission

MAP Military Assistance Program

MLF Multilateral Force

MLN National Liberation Movement (MovimientoLiberación Nacional)

NASA National Aeronautics and Space Administration

OAS Organization of American States

PAN National Action Party (Partido Acción Nacional)

PCBM Mexican Bolshevik Party (Partido ComunistaBolshevique Mexicano)

PCM Mexican Communist Party (Partido ComunistaMexicano)

PL Public Law

PPS Socialist People’s Party (Partido PopularSocialista)

PRI Institutional Revolutionary Party (PartidoRevolucionario Institucional)

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REEL INDEX Entries in this index refer to specific documents within Confidential U.S. State Department

Central Files, Mexico, February 1963–1966, Part 1: Political, Governmental, and National Defense Affairs. These documents are arranged by the Subject File Outlines noted in the “State Department Records Classification System, February 1963–July 1973,” on page xi. See the Sample Subject File and Reel Index entries highlighted on page xxix for a description of the arrangement of the information in this guide. For some subjects, LexisNexis has included additional topics (enclosed in brackets) following the subject description. In addition, for those subjects numbering more than one hundred pages, LexisNexis has subdivided these groupings chronologically by month and year.

LexisNexis has filmed these documents as they are filed at the National Archives. In some instances, there are documents that appear to have been misclassified by the Department of State. LexisNexis has retained the original subject-numeric symbol and, within brackets, enclosed a different subject-numeric symbol and its accompanying subject citation. LexisNexis has microfilmed the documents as they are arranged in the original collection, even when it is apparent that a document has been misfiled.

Many reel index entries include country abbreviations. A Country Abbreviations list can be found on page xxxi of this guide.

The four-digit number on the far left represents the frame number at which a particular subject-numeric classification begins.

Reel 1 Aid [Foreign Economic Assistance] (AID)

Frame File Subject

0001 AID (U.S.) 7 MEX Program Operation

0003 AID (U.S.) 8 MEX Grants. Technical Assistance. [Proposal for John F. Kennedy Housing Development; community development.]

0022 AID (U.S.) MEX Aid [Possible termination; Alliance for Progress; housing program.]

0052 AID (U.S.) 15-6 MEX PL 480. Food For Peace Program: Surplus Commodities

0057 AID (US) 15 MEX PL 480. Food For Peace Program [Agricultural Commodities Agreement.]

0070 AID (US) 9 MEX Loans [AFL-CIO; economic development; Orleans Monterrey Housing Guaranty Project; economic policy; Inter-American Development Bank.]

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0111 AID (US) 15-11 MEX PL 480. Food For Peace Program: Dollar Credit Sales (Title IV) [Corn imports.]

0121 AID (US) 15-9 MEX PL 480. Food For Peace Program: Famine Relief and Other Assistance (Title II) [CDF; Yucatan; leftist activities and CDF program.]

0148 AID (US) 15-8 MEX PL 480. Food For Peace Program: Commodity Sales for Foreign Currency (Title I)

0149 AID (US) 15-7 MEX PL 480. Food For Peace Program: Program Transactions [Corn inspection dispute.]

0154 AID 4 MEX-NIC Agreements [Technical Assistance Agreement.]

0169 AID (MEX) 8 BRAZ Grants. Technical Assistance. [Iron and steel industry; Hojalata y Lamina, S.A.]

0172 AID (MEX) 8 Grants. Technical Assistance. BR HOND

0174 AID (MEX) 8 Grants. Technical Assistance. COSTA RICA

0175 AID (MEX) 8 EL SAL Grants. Technical Assistance.

0176 AID (MEX) 8 HOND Grants. Technical Assistance.

[Honduran President General Oswaldo Lopez Arellano visit; economic cooperation with Central America.]

0184 AID (MEX) 8 Grants. Technical Assistance. LAT AM [Mexico–Central American Agreements on Economic Cooperation

and Technical Assistance; results of Gustavo Diaz Ordaz visit to Central America.]

0206 AID (MEX) S. VIET Aid [Denial of aid to South Vietnam.]

0208 AID (US) MEX Aid [John F. Kennedy Housing Development; letter from Mrs. Robert May requesting assistance for border families; newspaper article about Frank Ferree and Volunteer Border Relief program; Alliance for Progress; evaporated milk program; National Institute for the Protection of Children; milk import restrictions; attitudes toward U.S.]

0250 AID (US) 8-7 MEX Grants. Technical Assistance. [Civic action and internal security training for Mexican military.]

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0252 AID (US) MEX Aid [Evaporated milk; milk import restrictions; National Institute for the Protection of Children; Agricultural Workers Union of Mexico.]

0259 AID (US) 8 MEX Grants. Technical Assistance. [Parsons and Whittemore Straw Pulp Mill in Monterrey; interest in Mexico City subway; efforts to establish Southwest Agricultural Institute of Mexico; Apple Growers Association request for assistance.]

0295 AID (US) 8-1 MEX Grants. Technical Assistance. [International Marketing Institute; rural development; agricultural production research study; supervised agricultural credit program.]

0306 AID (US) 8-5 MEX Grants. Technical Assistance. [Medical assistance to Dominican Republic.]

0307 AID (US) 9 MEX Loans [Meeting between Lyndon B. Johnson and Gustavo Diaz Ordaz; Inter-American Development Bank; discussion of loan to the University of Guadalajara; low-cost housing construction; Housing Investment Guaranty Program; Alliance for Progress.]

0379 AID (US) 11 MEX Development Research

0381 AID (US) 14-1 MEX Peace Corps: Peace Corps Volunteers

0383 AID (US) 15 MEX PL 480. Food For Peace Program [General Accounting Office report on status of program; explanation for terminating commodity program; Alliance for Progress.]

0406 AID (US) 15-6 MEX PL 480. Food For Peace Program: Surplus Commodities [Civilian request to send surplus agricultural commodities to Mexican orphanages; possible misuse of U.S. flour.]

0423 AID (US) 15-8 MEX PL 480. Food For Peace Program: Commodity Sales for Foreign Currency (Title I)

0431 AID (US) 15-9 MEX PL 480. Food For Peace Program: Famine Relief and Other Assistance (Title II) [Hurricane Inez; Volunteer Border Relief Program.]

0440 AID (US) 15-10 MEX PL 480. Food For Peace Program: Barter. Charity Uses. Voluntary Agencies. (Title III)

0449 AID (US) 15-11 MEX PL 480. Food For Peace Program: Dollar Credit Sales (Title IV) [Cotton spinning frame assembly plant; cotton textile industry; Gas Natural; tobacco; corn; sorghum; proposal to use surplus commodity sales to fund gas distribution system.]

Frame File Subject

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Communism (CSM)

0485 CSM MEX Communism

0487 CSM 1-1 MEX Doctrine. Party Line. Objectives: Schisms. Deviation. [Effects of Sino-Soviet dispute; PCM; PPS; PCBM.]

0493 CSM 1 MEX Doctrine. Party Line. Objectives.

0495 CSM MEX Communism [Claims by Marxist magazine Politica that foreign missionaries are participating in local politics.]

0498 CSM 1-1 MEX Doctrine. Party Line. Objectives: Schisms. Deviation. [PCM support for Soviets; PCBM possible support for China; MLN; Chinese Communist trade delegation.]

0515 CSM 2 MEX General Reports and Statistics [Strength of Communist parties in Mexico; PCM plans; suspicion of fraud in FEP membership list; MLN Northern Regional Congress.]

0526 CSM 6 MEX Fronts. Affiliates. [MLN activities; PCM; PPS; list of MLN committee members; meeting of FEP Provisional Committee; history of the Mexico-China Friendship Society.]

0540 CSM 8 MEX Communists. Fellow Travelers. [Former President Lazaro Cardenas del Rio.]

0544 CSM 9 MEX Communist Activities

0550 CSM 6 MEX Fronts. Affiliates. [MLN National Committee report.]

0553 CSM 9 MEX Communist Activities [Yugoslav labor leader visit to Mexico; misuse of truck to distribute Castro propaganda; “Peto Incident” in Yucatan; reports of MLN military training camp in Nuevo Leon.]

0570 CSM 9-1 MEX Communist Activities: Demonstrations. Riots.

0575 CSM 9-6 MEX Communist Activities: Infiltration. Subversion. [Alleged pro-Castro activities of World Health Organization representative in Mexico; reaction to Time article regarding Communist infiltration in Michoacan; allegation of pro-Castro training camps in Yucatan.]

0591 CSM 10 MEX Communist Propaganda

0597 CSM 10-1 MEX Communist Propaganda: Radio. Television.

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0598 CSM 10-2 MEX Communist Propaganda: Press and Publications [Communist activity in Zacatecas; Provincia; Politica attack of Gustavo Diaz Ordaz as presidential candidate; Siempre attack of U.S. censorship of Communist propaganda deliveries.]

0614 CSM 12 MEX Popular Attitude Toward Communism [Citizens’ forceful disbanding of Communist Youth Festival.]

0616 CSM 13 MEX Anti-Communist Activities [Chihuahua Institute of Social Studies’ Third Economic-Social Journal; introduction of U.S. influences in Technological Institute of Merida.]

0675 CSM 13-1 MEX Anti-Communist Activities: Demonstrations [Regional Anti-Communist Crusade; Sabinas Hidalgo.]

0690 CSM 1 MEX Doctrine. Party Line. Objectives. [Fund-raising campaigns in Baja California.]

0693 CSM 2 MEX General Reports and Statistics [Communist influence.]

0699 CSM 6 MEX Fronts. Affiliates. [Soviet-Mexican Friendship Society; arrest of PCM members.]

0704 CSM 10-1 MEX Communist Propaganda: Radio. Television. [Station XEMO in Tijuana.]

0707 CSM 10-2 MEX Communist Propaganda: Press and Publications [Politica.]

0712 CSM 14 MEX Communist Youth [Communist Youth of Mexico; membership list; activities.]

0726 CSM 14-1 MEX Communist Youth: Movement [Student elections; defeat of the Revolutionary Student Front.]

Reel 2 Defense Affairs (DEF)

0001 DEF MEX Defense Affairs [Civil-military relations; Nuevo Leon.]

0006 DEF 6-7 MEX Armed Forces: Personnel

0008 DEF 6-9 MEX Armed Forces: Schools. Academies. [Graduation ceremony for air force pilots.]

0015 DEF 7 MEX Visits. Missions.

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0016 DEF 7 MEX-US Visits. Missions.


0028 DEF 12 MEX Armaments [Sale of U.S. minesweepers; reported action against U.S. vessels; territorial waters; fishing limits and enforcement.]

0038 DEF 12-5 MEX Armaments: Procurement. Sale. [Fishing limits and enforcement; use of purchased U.S. minesweepers against U.S. fishers.]

0044 DEF 15-1 MEX Bases. Installations: Establishment. Construction. [Possible Communist bases and activities.]

0049 DEF 15-4 MEX Bases. Installations: Base Agreements [Project Mercury Agreement.]

0055 DEF 17-1 MEX Military Transportation: Flight Clearances. Overflights. [Approval for presidential escort planes to fly over Mexico en route to Central America.]

0079 DEF 19-2 MEX Military Assistance: Advisory and Training Assistance [U.S. mobile training teams.]

0083 DEF MEX Defense Affairs

0084 DEF 6-7 MEX-US Armed Forces: Personnel

0086 DEF 6-9 MEX-US Armed Forces: Schools. Academies.

0087 DEF 7 MEX-US Visits. Missions. [Risks of nuclear capable U.S. vessels visiting Mexican ports; USCGC Nike; USS Huse and USS Wren visit to Tampico; Mexican Sixth Fleet’s transit of Panama Canal; USCGC Taney; U.S. Navy Chorus (“Sea Chanters”) tour of Mexico; medical evacuation of Coast Guardsman; recovery of U.S. practice torpedo from Mexican beach.] 0087 October 1963 0119 September 1963 0125 August 1963 0132 July 1963 0158 June 1963 0190 May 1963 0201 April 1963 0212 March 1963 0216 February 1963

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0233 DEF 12-3 MEX-US Armaments: Surplus [Fishing limits and enforcement; shrimp fishers.]

0234 DEF 17-1 MEX-US Military Transportation: Flight Clearances. Overflights. [Renewal of NASA Project Mercury Agreement.]

0241 DEF MEX Defense Affairs

0242 DEF 1-6 MEX Policy. Plans. Readiness: Civilian Defense [Proposal for U.S.-Mexico Emergency Planning Committee.]

0244 DEF 6-1 MEX Armed Forces: Army [Military status of former President Lazaro Cardenas del Rio; troop transfers.]

0254 DEF 6-2 MEX Armed Forces: Navy

0255 DEF 6-3 MEX Armed Forces: Air Force [Aerospace medicine training.]

0264 DEF 6-6 MEX Armed Forces: Military Decorations and Awards [Legion of Merit awards.]


0271 DEF 8 MEX Exhibitions, Shows, and Parades [U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds; U.S. Navy Blue Angels and Chuting Stars.]

0284 DEF 9 MEX Military Personnel

0287 DEF 9-4 MEX Military Personnel

0289 DEF 12 MEX Armaments [Fishing limits and enforcement; minesweepers.]

0295 DEF 12-3 MEX Armaments: Surplus

0296 DEF 12-5 MEX Armaments: Procurement. Sale. [Globus Industries, Inc.; West German armored vehicles.]

0314 DEF 14 MEX Non-Military Activities [Disaster relief.]

0317 DEF 15-5 MEX Bases. Installations: Base Facilities [Possible discontinuation of commissary services.]

0324 DEF 17-1 MEX Military Transportation: Flight Clearances. Overflights. [Overflight rights for U.S. Air Force training; delivery of planes purchased from Empire Trading Corporation.]

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0364 DEF 18-9 MEX Arms Control and Disarmament: Demilitarized and Nuclear-Free Zones

0365 DEF 1 MEX-US Policy. Plans. Readiness.

0366 DEF 1-6 MEX-US Policy. Plans. Readiness: Civilian Defense [Proposal for U.S.-Mexico Emergency Planning Committee.]

0370 DEF 6-9 MEX-US Armed Forces: Schools. Academies. [Industrial College of the Armed Forces; National War College.]

0373 DEF 7 MEX-US Visits. Missions. [U.S. Coast Guard vessels; U.S. naval vessels.]

0384 DEF 9-5 MEX-US Military Personnel

0385 DEF 15 MEX-US Bases. Installations. [NASA’s Guaymas tracking station and agreement.]

0387 DEF 7 MEX-US Visits. Missions. [U.S. Coast Guard vessels; Mexican naval vessels; escort duties for sailing races; differences in nuclear powered and nuclear weapons carrying U.S. naval vessels; Mexican support for Latin American Denuclearized Zone.]

0446 DEF 12-5 MEX-US Armaments: Procurement. Sale.

0447 DEF 15 MEX-US Bases. Installations. [NASA’s Guaymas tracking station and agreement.]

0451 DEF 19-3 MEX-US Military Assistance: Equipment and Supplies [Artillery mounts and mechanisms.]

0456 DEF 7 MEX-VEN Visits. Missions.

0459 DEF 7 MEX-S. VIET Visits. Missions. [Possibility of sending Mexican military observers to Vietnam.]

[0461 DEF 12 (MLF) Armaments] [Newsweek; gala in Paris and alleged statements by McGeorge Bundy concerning MLF; meetings between West German and U.S. officials; letter from West German official to Lyndon B. Johnson concerning MLF.]

0481 DEF 7 MEX-US Visits. Missions. [U.S. Coast Guard vessels and personnel; nuclear powered vessels discussion; Mexican support for Latin American Denuclearized Zone.]

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[0520 DEF 6 MOZ Armed Forces] [Portuguese forces in Mozambique.]

0522 DEF 7 MEX-US Visits. Missions. [Mexican naval vessels; U.S. Coast Guard vessels; USS Lexington visit to Tampico.]

0609 DEF 7 US-MEX Visits. Missions.

0611 DEF 19 US-MEX Military Assistance [Policies and procedures for MAP.]

0614 DEF 19-3 US-MEX Military Assistance: Equipment and Supplies [Radio equipment; artillery mounts and mechanisms.]

0625 DEF 19 US-MEX Military Assistance

0626 DEF 19-3 US-MEX Military Assistance: Equipment and Supplies [Artillery mounts and mechanisms; attempt to purchase dry dock; floating cranes; ordnance; oil tankers; continuation of MAP.]

0711 DEF 19-8 US-MEX Military Assistance: [Equipment and Supplies] [Artillery mounts and mechanisms; ordnance; request for mapping and surveying equipment; fuses.]

0781 DEF 19-9 US-MEX Military Assistance [Termination of MAP.]

Intelligence (INT)

0783 INT 6 MEX Collection of Intelligence [Review of foreign publications by area.]

0795 INT MEX Intelligence

Reel 3 Political Affairs and Relations (POL)

0001 POL MEX Political Affairs and Relations

0022 POL 1 MEX General Policy. Background. [PRI; PAN.]

0030 POL 2 MEX General Reports and Statistics [Reaction to assassination of President John F. Kennedy; petroleum and petroleum industry; labor unrest; U.S. space exhibit; educational exchanges; Texas Western College; reaction to Gustavo Diaz Ordaz as PRI candidate for president; land ownership and rights; unemployment; political maneuvering;

Frame File Subject

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student demonstrations and protests; local politics and elections; rural protests and unrest; land distribution; visits by President Adolfo Lopez Mateos; teacher strike; port visits by Soviet bloc vessels; salinity of Colorado River; Tijuana land dispute case; Chamizal Convention; FEP; bracero program; visits by Soviet bloc officials; PAN; CNC; proposal for Latin American Denuclearized Zone; MLN; Alliance for Progress; ceremony in memory of Francisco (Pancho) Villa; Cuban influence; fishing limits and enforcement.] 0031 December 1963 0063 November 1963 0086 October 1963 0116 September 1963 0129 August 1963 0141 July 1963 0148 June 1963 0171 May 1963 0192 April 1963 0196 March 1963 0205 February 1963 [0221 April 1963] 0228 February 1963

0238 POL 2-1 MEX General Reports and Statistics: Joint Weekas [Ambassador Thomas Mann takes new position; Chamizal Convention; minimum wage; land distribution; PRI candidate Gustavo Diaz Ordaz; profit sharing; Chinese Communist Trade Fair; response to John F. Kennedy assassination; Mexico-Cuba dispute of investigation into Lee Harvey Oswald’s visit to Mexico; groundbreaking for John F. Kennedy housing development; Guaymas tracking station; discussion of U.S. nuclear powered naval vessels at Mexican ports; PAN debate about presidential candidate; salinity of Colorado River; shipbuilding; FEP fraud case; Mexico-China relations; construction of nuclear reactor; livestock and livestock industry; land use; death of former president Pascual Ortiz Rubio; military coups in Latin America; PPS leader visit to Moscow; 1968 Olympic Games; Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito visit to Mexico; MLN First National Conference; Lazaro Cardenas del Rio; student demonstrations and protests; Juan Bosch; political asylum for Cuban refugees; hoof-and-mouth disease; U.S. civil rights struggle; Adolfo Lopez Mateos; air transport to Cuba; Alliance for Progress; fish and fishing industry; economic development; Nuclear Test Ban Treaty; foreign trade; Latin American Denuclearized Zone; Confederation of Mexican Workers; government securities.] 0239 December 1963 0257 November 1963 0297 October 1963

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0310 September 1963 0341 August 1963 0366 July 1963 0387 June 1963

0403 POL 7 MEX Visits. Meetings.

0404 POL 2-1 MEX General Reports and Statistics: Joint Weekas [Reaction to death of Pope John XXIII; bracero program; land distribution; Latin American Denuclearized Zone; labor relations; formation of FEP; mines and mineral resources; MLN; anti-Communist action in Sabinas Hidalgo; Adolfo Lopez Mateos tour of Europe; reaction to Guatemalan coup; student violence at Morelia University; Alliance for Progress; PRI; salinity of Colorado River; U.S. National Exhibition; pro- and anti-Communist demonstrations at universities; Chamizal Convention; effects of Sino-Soviet split; fishing limits and enforcement.] 0404 June 1963 0411 May 1963 0430 April 1963 0451 March 1963 0476 February 1963

0491 POL 2-2 MEX General Reports and Statistics: Political Summaries [Salinity of Colorado River; Chamizal Convention; visits by Adolfo Lopez Mateos and Eva Samano de Lopez Mateos; land ownership and rights; rural unrest; livestock and livestock industry; FEP; bracero program; Alliance for Progress.]

0571 POL 2-3 MEX General Reports and Statistics: Politico-Economic Reports [Land ownership and rights.]

0619 POL 4 MEX Agreements. Treaties. [Drugs.]

0625 POL 5 MEX Laws

0626 POL 5-1 MEX Laws: Domestic

0631 POL 5-2 MEX Laws: International [Mexican Academy of International Law.]

0635 POL 6 MEX Prominent Persons [General Octavio Magana Cerda.]

0710 POL 6-1 MEX Prominent Persons: Biographic Data [Creative writers; intellectuals; political leaders; delegation to U.S.-Mexican Interparliamentary Meeting.]

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0752 POL 6-2 MEX Prominent Persons: Congratulations and Condolences [Pascual Ortiz Rubio.]

0755 POL 6-3 MEX Prominent Persons: Awards and Gifts [Maria Moors Cabot Award; E. Guillermo Salas Peyro.]

0763 POL 7 MEX Visits. Meetings. [Invitation from Arizona Governor Paul Fannin to Adolfo Lopez Mateos to attend “Mexico Day” at Arizona State Fair; former President Miguel Aleman Valdes; Manuel Tello Macias press conference in Finland and statements regarding Communist China; Eva Samano de Lopez Mateos; details and implications of Lopez Mateos tour of Europe; Mexico–West Germany relations; parliamentary delegation to African nations.] 0764 December 1963 0765 November 1963 0777 October 1963 0779 September 1963 0787 July 1963 0801 June 1963 0806 May 1963 0821 April 1963 0876 March 1963 0900 February 1963

0904 POL 12 MEX Political Parties [PPS support for Gustavo Diaz Ordaz; Diaz Ordaz campaign tour; FEP formation, registration, and fraud case; Lazaro Cardenas del Rio addresses MLN conference; CNC; electoral reform; PCM-PPS split.] 0905 December 1963 0923 November 1963 0927 October 1963 0939 August 1963 0951 July 1963 0960 June 1963

Reel 4 Political Affairs and Relations (POL) cont.

0001 POL 12 MEX Political Parties [FEP meeting; formation of FEP; MLN meetings; Communist factions; Lazaro Cardenas del Rio and Communists; PRI philosophy.] 0002 May 1963 0017 April 1963

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0036 March 1963 0045 February 1963

0051 POL 12-1 MEX Political Parties [PRI activities.]

0058 POL 12-3 MEX Political Parties: [Conventions]

0061 POL 13 MEX Non-Party Blocs [Communist groups.]

0066 POL 13-1 MEX Non-Party Blocs: Labor Organizations

0078 POL 13-2 MEX Non-Party Blocs: Students. Youth Groups. [Student demonstrations and protests; anti-U.S. parade.]

0100 POL 13-3 MEX Non-Party Blocs: Ethnic and National Minorities [Spanish socialist refugees.]

0102 POL 13-5 MEX Non-Party Blocs: Farm Groups

0104 POL 13-6 MEX Non-Party Blocs: Religious Groups

0106 POL 13-10 MEX Non-Party Blocs: Extremist Organizations [Communist groups.]

0108 POL 14 MEX Elections [PRI candidate Gustavo Diaz Ordaz; 1964 presidential election; FEP candidate; Federal Electoral Commission; electoral reforms; preview of possible candidates.] 0109 December 1963 0118 November 1963 0136 October 1963 0147 August 1963 0149 July 1963 0157 June 1963 0179 May 1963 0191 April 1963

0210 POL 15 MEX Government [Federal Electoral Commission.]

0215 POL 15-1 MEX Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [Adolfo Lopez Mateos Informe (State of the Union address); Chamizal Convention; Manuel Tello Macias; Eva Samano de Lopez Mateos visit to U.S.; presidential succession; state governors and possible ties to Lazaro Cardenas del Rio.]

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0303 POL 15-2 MEX Government: Legislature [Interparliamentary meetings in USSR and U.S.]

0325 POL 15-3 MEX Government: Judiciary

0334 POL 15-4 MEX Government: Administration of Government [Civil service pamphlet.]

0366 POL 15-7 MEX Government: Church-State Relations [Church influence in Nuevo Leon; Communist anticlerical propaganda.]

0391 POL 16 MEX Independence. Recognition.

0392 POL 17 MEX Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0394 POL 17-1 MEX Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Acceptability and Accreditation [Death of Pascual Ortiz Rubio.]

0396 POL 17-3 MEX Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Diplomatic and Consular Lists

0397 POL 17-4 MEX Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Ceremonial and Social Affairs

0405 POL 17-5 MEX Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Arrival and Departure. Change in Status.

0406 POL 18 MEX Provincial, Municipal, and State Government [State reports for Yucatan, Veracruz, Coahuila, Baja California, and Nuevo Leon; leftist activity; international assistance; CDF; possible Yucatan gubernatorial candidates; civil-military relations in Nuevo Leon; state reports for Guadalajara.] 0407 December 1963 0414 November 1963 0416 October 1963 0422 September 1963 0517 August 1963 0520 July 1963 0526 June 1963 0538 May 1963 0553 April 1963 0569 March 1963 0570 February 1963

0574 POL 18-1 MEX Provincial, Municipal, and State Government: Elections

0588 POL 21 MEX Peace. Non-Aggression.

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0591 POL 23 MEX Internal Security. Counterinsurgency. [Leftist activity in Yucatan.]

0601 POL 23-1 MEX Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Plans. Programs.

0602 POL 23-2 MEX Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Reports

0603 POL 24 MEX Subversion. Espionage. Sabotage. [Clandestine radio transmitter in Veracruz.]

0606 POL 25 MEX Demonstrations. Protests. Riots. [Student disturbances in Guadalajara; murder of former Ciudad Juarez mayors.]

0625 POL 25-1 MEX Demonstrations. Protests. Riots: Anti-Government

0627 POL 25-3 MEX Demonstrations. Protests. Riots: Anti-Foreign [Communist anticlerical propaganda.]

0630 POL 26 MEX Rebellion. Coups. Insurgency. [Report of drugs for weapons plot to overthrow government.]

[0645 POL 17-1 Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Acceptability and NEPAL-US Accreditation]

0648 POL 29 MEX Arrests. Detention.

0654 POL 30 MEX Defectors and Expellees

0656 POL 30-1 MEX Defectors and Expellees: Asylum Policy

0657 POL 32 MEX Territory. Boundaries.

[National Frontier Development Program.]

0697 POL 33 MEX Waters. Boundaries. [National Frontier Development Program.]

0700 POL 33-3 MEX Waters. Boundaries: International Canals [Intracoastal waterway.]

0703 POL 33-4 MEX Waters. Boundaries: Territorial Waters [Fish and fishing industry; fishing limits and enforcement; restrictions on use of purchased minesweepers.]

0717 POL 36 MEX Travel Control. Observation. [Border closings after John F. Kennedy assassination; transportation reciprocity agreements; Cuban refugees.]

0777 POL 37 MEX Agents

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0781 POL 17 MEX- Diplomatic and Consular Representation COSTA RICA

0783 POL 17 MEX-CUBA Diplomatic and Consular Representation

[Directory of consular officials worldwide.]

0825 POL 17 MEX- Diplomatic and Consular Representation CZECH

0830 POL 17-4 MEX- Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Ceremonial and Social CZECH Affairs

0831 POL 17 MEX- Diplomatic and Consular Representation DOM REP [Withdrawal of representation; Estrada Doctrine.]

0835 POL 17 MEX-ETH Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0837 POL 17 MEX-GUAT Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0841 POL 32-1 MEX- Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. GUAT Incidents.

0842 POL 17 MEX-HAI Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0844 POL 17 MEX-HOND Diplomatic and Consular Representation

[Withdrawal of representation; Estrada Doctrine.]

0846 POL 17 MEX-INDIA Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0848 POL MEX-N KOR Political Affairs and Relations

0850 POL MEX-PAK Political Affairs and Relations

0851 POL 1 MEX-PORT General Policy. Background. [Mexico to represent India in Portugal.]

0852 POL MEX-S VIET Political Affairs and Relations

0854 POL MEX-US Political Affairs and Relations [International Good Neighbor Council; border development.]

0891 POL 1 MEX-US General Policy. Background. [U.S.-Haiti relations; review of Mexico and the Americans for possible translation and dissemination; Daniel James.]

0909 POL 1-3 MEX-US General Policy. Background

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0912 POL 4 MEX-US Agreements. Treaties. [Rasdale Armored Car Service, Inc.; Chamizal Convention.]

0919 POL 6 MEX-US Prominent Persons

0920 POL 6-1 MEX-US Prominent Persons: Biographic Data

0923 POL 6-3 MEX-US Prominent Persons: Awards and Gifts

0927 POL 13 MEX-US Non-Party Blocs

0928 POL 13-2 MEX-US Non-Party Blocs: Students. Youth Groups.

0929 POL 17 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation


0001 POL 17-1 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Acceptability and Accreditation 0002 December 1963 0006 November 1963 0015 October 1963 0017 September 1963 0026 August 1963 0031 July 1963 0032 June 1963 0054 May 1963 0070 April 1963 0075 March 1963 [0106 April 1963] 0112 March 1963 0124 February 1963

0132 POL 17-2 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Immunities. Privileges. [Tax-free purchases.]

0180 POL 17-4 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Ceremonial and Social Affairs

0192 POL 17-5 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Arrival and Departure. Change in Status.

0199 POL 21 MEX-US Peace. Non-Aggression. [Columbia Pictures Corporation inquiry regarding border agreements during U.S. Civil War for purposes of a motion picture.]

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0203 POL 32 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries.

0204 POL 36 MEX Travel Control. Observation.

0206 POL 32 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries. [Report of IBWC Conference on geology of Amistad area; International Good Neighbor Council; Orange Ball Bus Company; transportation reciprocity; border development; Chamizal Convention.]

0272 POL 32-1 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents. [History of Chamizal dispute; American-Mexican Chamizal Convention Act of 1964; land ownership and rights; salinity of Colorado River.] 0273 December 1963 0342 November 1963 0360 October 1963

0373 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Salinity of Rio Grande waters.]

0376 POL 32-1 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents. [Proposed Chamizal convention; land ownership and rights.] 0376 October 1963 0401 September 1963

0492 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Salinity of Colorado River; report on relocation of the Rio Grande.]

0502 POL 32-1 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents. [IBWC; proposed Chamizal convention; land ownership and rights; Chamizal convention revisions and final discussion; official state of Texas view on Chamizal.] 0502 September 1963 0523 August 1963 0722 July 1963

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0001 POL 32-1 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents.

0002 POL 33-4 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Territorial Waters [Altercation between Centinela and Prince Charming; fish and fishing industry.]

0026 POL 32-1 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents. [Engineering report on proposed relocation of the Rio Grande; land ownership and rights; Chamizal convention revisions and drafts.]

0081 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Salinity of Colorado River.]

0083 POL 32-1 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents. [Draft engineering report on proposed relocation of the Rio Grande; Chamizal convention revisions and drafts.] 0083 June 1963

0138 POL 32-1 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents. [Chamizal convention revisions and drafts; IBWC; land ownership and rights; Chamizal Civic Association.] 0139 May 1963 0320 April 1963 0372 March 1963 0452 February 1963

0484 POL 32-2 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Delimitation. Mapping.

0498 POL 32-6 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Island Claims

0500 POL 33-6 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: High Seas

0501 POL 32-6 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Island Claims [Santa Barbara Islands.]

0504 POL 33 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries. [Salinity of Colorado River.]

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0523 POL 33-3 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: International Canals [Proposed intracoastal canal.]

0537 POL 33-4 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Territorial Waters [Fish and fishing industry; seizure of U.S. vessels; altercation between Centinela and Prince Charming; fishing limits and enforcement.] 0538 December 1963 0542 November 1963 0553 August 1963 0556 July 1963 0570 June 1963 0579 May 1963 0585 April 1963 0629 March 1963 0684 February 1963

0714 POL 33-4 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Territorial Waters [Fish and fishing industry; seizure of U.S. vessels; search and rescue operations; fishing limits and enforcement.] 0715 July 1963 0729 June 1963 0731 May 1963

0748 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Tijuana desalinization plant; salinity of Colorado River; flood control; proposed Senate bill for maintenance of Colorado River; Chamizal dispute; IBWC.]

0837 POL 32-1 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents. [Chamizal dispute; land ownership and rights.]

0839 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Rio Grande Canalization Project; IBWC; Tijuana River channelization project; salinity of Colorado River; detailed engineers report for Amistad Dam project; Tijuana desalinization plant.] 0839 October 1963 [0866 September 1963] 0948 October 1963

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0001 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Salinity of Colorado River; Tijuana desalinization plant; Calexico-Mexicali sewage and wastewater systems; IBWC; Chamizal convention drafts; Rio Grande tidewater dam; flood control; Amistad Dam project; proposed international bridge act; cotton production.] 0002 October 1963 0036 September 1963 0104 August 1963 0207 July 1963 0250 June 1963 0296 May 1963 0358 April 1963 0410 March 1963 0477 February 1963

0552 POL 35 MEX-US Boundary Commission [Legality of Colorado River issue.]

0559 POL 36 MEX-US Travel Control. Observation. [Waivers for attendance at Spring Fiesta.]

0565 POL 37 MEX-US Agents [Diplomatic officials and privileges.]

0583 POL MEX-USSR Political Affairs and Relations [Soviet propaganda pamphlets.]

0640 POL 17 MEX-USSR Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0642 POL MEX-VEN Political Affairs and Relations

0646 POL MEX-W GER Political Affairs and Relations [Adolfo Lopez Mateos visit.]

0651 POL MEX-YUGO Political Affairs and Relations

0653 POL 3 MEX (GU) Organizations and Alignments [Pierre Salinger visit.]

0655 POL MEX-W GER Political Affairs and Relations

0659 POL 15-1 MEX- Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. YUGO [Josip Broz Tito visit.]

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0661 POL 17 US-MEX Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0664 POL 17-4 US-MEX Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Ceremonial and Social Affairs [Social contact with Soviet officials.]

0671 POL 33-1 US-MEX Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [International crossing at Anzalduas Dam.]

0684 POL 33-4 US-MEX Waters. Boundaries: Territorial Waters



0013 POL 1 MEX General Policy. Background.

0059 POL 2 MEX General Reports and Statistics [Land ownership and rights; presidential campaigning; labor relations; state and local government; reaction to John F. Kennedy assassination.] 0060 February 1964 0101 January 1964

0138 POL 2 MEX General Reports and Statistics [State and local government; presidential campaigning; livestock and livestock industry; land ownership and rights; rural unrest; labor relations.] 0139 June 1964 0161 May 1964 0183 April 1964 0205 March 1964

0225 POL 2 MEX General Reports and Statistics [Analysis of Laguna area; state and local government; land ownership and rights; national elections; rural unrest.] 0226 September 1964 0235 August 1964 0278 July 1964

0304 POL 2 MEX General Reports and Statistics [Labor relations; land ownership and rights; state and local government; salinity of Colorado River.]

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0305 December 1964 0334 November 1964 0351 October 1964 0367 September 1964

0379 POL 2 MEX General Reports and Statistics [State and local government; labor relations; land distribution; student demonstrations; foreign trade controls; cotton; bracero program.] 0380 April 1965 0411 March 1965 0447 February 1965 0478 January 1965

0498 POL 2 MEX General Reports and Statistics [State and local government; land ownership and rights; bracero program; reaction to Dominican Republic crisis; labor relations; report on Altos Hornos steel plant.] 0499 July 1965 0529 June 1965 0595 May 1965

0625 POL 2 MEX General Reports and Statistics [State and local elections; UFO sighted in Mexicali; land distribution; labor relations; student demonstrations; marijuana busts.] 0626 October 1965 0636 September 1965 0667 August 1965

0694 POL 2 MEX General Reports and Statistics [Agricultural production; labor relations; resignation of PRI Executive Committee President Carlos Madrazo; state and local government; cotton; wage controls; foreign trade controls; water supply.] 0695 December 1965 0727 November 1965 0755 October 1965

0772 POL 2 MEX General Reports and Statistics [PRI restructuring; agricultural production; cotton.] 0773 February 1966 0815 January 1966

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0846 POL 2 MEX General Reports and Statistics [State and local government; diplomatic visits; student demonstrations; cotton; land ownership and rights; PCM and PPS organization of Solidarity with Vietnam Week; foreign trade controls.] 0847 May 1966 0851 April 1966 0898 March 1966


0001 POL 2 MEX General Reports and Statistics [Labor relations; discovery of remains of Father Eusebio Kino; land distribution.] 0002 June 1966 0050 May 1966

0079 POL 2 MEX General Reports and Statistics [Labor relations; state and local government; Communist activity; land reform; Vietnam War; foreign trade controls; student demonstrations; diplomatic visits.] 0080 September 1966 0088 August 1966 0123 July 1966 0149 June 1966 [0177 December 1966]

0185 POL 2 MEX General Reports and Statistics [State and local government; labor relations; teacher demonstrations and protests; student demonstrations; cotton; land distribution; Gustavo Diaz Ordaz’s second Informe.] 0186 November 1966 0195 October 1966 0228 September 1966

0274 POL 2 MEX General Reports and Statistics [Foreign trade controls; cotton; labor relations; student elections; state and local government; water supply; official proceedings of U.S.-Mexico Border Cities Association.] 0275 December 1966 0314 November 1966

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0384 POL 2-1 MEX General Reports and Statistics: Joint Weekas [Beginning of Gustavo Diaz Ordaz presidency; Latin American Denuclearized Zone; Robert F. Kennedy visit; foreign trade.] 0385 December 1964 0409 November 1964 0422 October 1964 0426 September 1964

0437 POL 2-1 MEX General Reports and Statistics: Joint Weekas [Fish and fishing industry; Alliance for Progress.] 0438 December 1965 0448 November 1965 0463 October 1965

0466 POL 2-1 MEX General Reports and Statistics: Joint Weekas [OAS.] 0467 June 1966 0468 May 1966 0472 April 1966

0482 POL 2-1 MEX General Reports and Statistics: Joint Weekas [Alliance for Progress; international assistance; student demonstrations.] 0483 August 1966 0485 July 1966 0498 June 1966

0507 POL 2-1 MEX General Reports and Statistics: Joint Weekas [Student demonstrations; Hurricane Inez; Alliance for Progress; Latin American Denuclearized Zone.] 0508 October 1966 0521 September 1966 0537 August 1966

0548 POL 2-1 MEX General Reports and Statistics: Joint Weekas [Lyndon B. Johnson–Gustavo Diaz Ordaz meeting; student demonstrations; questioning of Estrada Doctrine.] 0549 December 1966 0565 November 1966 0576 October 1966

0586 POL 2-1 MEX General Reports and Statistics: Joint Weekas [Land ownership and rights; attack on Cuban consulate; student demonstrations; fish and fishing industry; foreign trade; United

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Nations Conference on Trade and Development; Charles de Gaulle visit; civil-military relations; Lyndon B. Johnson–Adolfo Lopez Mateos meeting; rural unrest; presidential campaigning; approval of Chamizal Convention.] 0587 May 1964 0592 April 1964 0622 March 1964 0644 February 1964 0666 January 1964

0688 POL 2-1 MEX General Reports and Statistics: Joint Weekas [Adolfo Lopez Mateos final Informe; Cardinal Eugene Tisserant visit; foreign trade controls; Mexico-Cuba relations; Vietnam War; Alliance for Progress; Juana Castro; national elections; salinity of Colorado River; OAS’ Meeting of Foreign Ministers; Mexico-Brazil relations; land ownership and rights.] 0689 September 1964 0698 August 1964 0723 July 1964 0747 June 1964 0764 May 1964

0781 POL 2-1 MEX General Reports and Statistics: Joint Weekas [Mexico-Guatemala relations; labor relations; death of Winston Churchill; salinity of Colorado River; student demonstrations; PRI reorganization.] 0782 April 1965 0784 March 1965 0800 February 1965 0802 January 1965

0829 POL 2-1 MEX General Reports and Statistics: Joint Weekas [Land ownership and rights; fish and fishing industry; Dominican Republic crisis; sulfur exports; labor relations; Mexico-Guatemala relations.] 0830 July 1965 0832 June 1965 0852 May 1965 0874 April 1965

0883 POL 2-1 MEX General Reports and Statistics: Joint Weekas [PRI reorganization; cotton; Mexico-Guatemala relations; Latin American Denuclearized Zone; Alliance for Progress; Watts Riot.] 0884 October 1965 0892 September 1965

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0908 August 1965 0924 July 1965

0926 POL 2-1 MEX General Reports and Statistics: Joint Weekas [Alliance for Progress; Vietnam War.] 0927 March 1966 0931 February 1966 0941 January 1966


0001 POL 2-2 MEX General Reports and Statistics: Political Summaries

0009 POL 2-3 MEX General Reports and Statistics: Politico-Economic Reports

0051 POL 3-2 MEX Organizations and Alignments [Labor leaders meeting.]

0055 POL 5 MEX Laws

0056 POL 5-1 MEX Laws: Domestic [Civil code of Baja California.]

0062 POL 6 MEX Prominent Persons [Diplomatic personnel; Lazaro Cardenas del Rio; Guadalupe Borja de Diaz Ordaz; Eva Samano de Lopez Mateos.] 0063 June 1965 0069 May 1965 0071 April 1965 0074 March 1965 0083 February 1965 0093 January 1965 0097 December 1964 0103 October 1964 0108 September 1964 0109 August 1964 0113 July 1964 0119 April 1964 0124 March 1964 0130 February 1964 0137 January 1964

0139 POL 6 MEX Prominent Persons [Contact lists for country data book; interview with Carlos Madrazo; health of Adolfo Lopez Mateos.]

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0140 November 1966 0146 October 1966 0151 September 1966 0158 August 1966 0160 June 1966 0190 May 1966 0195 April 1966 0200 March 1966 0201 December 1965 0204 November 1965 0208 October 1965 0209 September 1965 0211 June 1965

0212 POL 6-2 MEX Prominent Persons: Congratulations and Condolences

0220 POL 6-3 MEX Prominent Persons: Awards and Gifts [Awarding of Chamizal medal.]

0246 POL 7 MEX Visits. Meetings. [Lyndon B. Johnson–Adolfo Lopez Mateos talks.] 0247 May 1964 0248 April 1964 0257 March 1964 0263 February 1964 0298 January 1964

0317 POL 7 MEX Visits. Meetings. [1968 Olympic Games; Lyndon B. Johnson–Gustavo Diaz Ordaz talks.] 0318 December 1964 0324 November 1964 0339 October 1964 0353 September 1964 0363 August 1964 0370 July 1964 0373 June 1964 0382 May 1964

0385 POL 7 MEX Visits. Meetings. [Gustavo Diaz Ordaz visit to Central America; Octavio Campos Salas visit to Washington.] 0386 December 1965 0399 November 1965 0401 October 1965 0404 September 1965 0420 August 1965

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0427 July 1965 0428 June 1965 0429 May 1965 0434 March 1965 0438 February 1965

0439 POL 7 MEX Visits. Meetings. [Gustavo Diaz Ordaz visit to Central America.] 0440 January 1966

0600 POL 7 MEX Visits. Meetings. [Luis Quintanilla visit to China and North Vietnam; Gustavo Diaz Ordaz visit to Central America.] 0601 December 1966 0639 November 1966 0657 October 1966 0658 August 1966 0659 July 1966 0661 June 1966 0663 May 1966 0683 April 1966 0688 March 1966 0690 February 1966

0700 POL 7-1 MEX Visits. Meetings: Arrangements

0702 POL 12 MEX Political Parties [PRI national planning; PAN rally; list of proposed PRI candidates; presidential campaigning; FEP rally.] 0703 December 1964 0705 November 1964 0711 October 1964 0718 August 1964 0719 July 1964 0721 June 1964 0725 May 1964 0726 April 1964 0759 March 1964 0779 February 1964 0788 January 1964

0792 POL 12 MEX Political Parties [PRI IV National Assembly presentations.] 0793 July 1965 0800 June 1965

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0001 POL 12 MEX Political Parties [Election of Lauro Ortega Martinez as PRI Executive Committee president; Carlos Madrazo resignation; copy of new PPS publication; MLN resignations; copy of PCM program; Communist posters.] 0002 December 1965 0007 November 1965 0022 October 1965 0053 August 1965

0059 POL 12 MEX Political Parties 0060 March 1966 0061 January 1966

0062 POL 12 MEX Political Parties [Youth political views; Carlos Madrazo political views.] 0063 October 1966 0067 July 1966 0080 June 1966 0082 April 1966 0085 March 1966

0095 POL 12-3 MEX Political Parties

0103 POL 12-6 MEX Political Parties [CNC infighting; Carlos Madrazo resignation.]

0139 POL 13-1 MEX Non-Party Blocs: Labor Organizations [Hunger strike.]

0142 POL 13-2 MEX Non-Party Blocs: Students. Youth Groups. [Solidarity with Vietnam Week; student demonstrations and protests; death of student at Morelia University; mines and mineral resources; Youth Leadership Training; Communist activity; PRI youth organization; formation of Constitutionalist Youth organization.] 0143 November 1966 0148 October 1966 0162 September 1966 0163 July 1966 0176 June 1966 0177 May 1966 0186 April 1966

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0196 February 1966 0198 November 1965 0200 October 1965 0205 September 1965 0223 August 1965 0228 May 1965 0231 April 1965 0232 February 1965 0235 January 1965 0236 December 1964 0238 November 1964 0242 October 1964 0243 September 1964 0244 August 1964 0248 June 1964 0250 March 1964 0252 January 1964

0253 POL 13-3 MEX Non-Party Blocs: Ethnic and National Minorities [Chinese colony in Mexicali.]

0260 POL 13-5 MEX Non-Party Blocs: Farm Groups

0270 POL 13-9 MEX Non-Party Blocs: Nationalist Organizations [National Sinarquista Union.]

0281 POL 13-10 MEX Non-Party Blocs: Extremist Organizations

0282 POL 14 MEX Elections [Alfonso Martinez Dominguez; Federal Electoral Commission; 1964 national election results; Lazaro Cardenas del Rio; presidential campaigning.]

0361 POL 15 MEX Government [Restructuring of National Council of Foreign Trade; National Institute of Mexican Youth; Gustavo Diaz Ordaz cabinet; Adolfo Lopez Mateos final Informe.]

0411 POL 15-1 MEX Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [Transition to Gustavo Diaz Ordaz presidency; Economic Club of Detroit; Diaz Ordaz inauguration; inaugural delegations.] 0412 September 1964 0442 August 1964 0451 July 1964 0462 June 1964 0477 May 1964 0495 April 1964 0508 March 1964

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0515 February 1964 0526 January 1964

0532 POL 15-1 MEX Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [Gustavo Diaz Ordaz inauguration; inaugural delegations; briefing for Lyndon B. Johnson–Diaz Ordaz meeting; possible new cabinet members; official U.S. delegation briefing book.] 0533 November 1964 0622 October 1964 [0639 November 1964]

0685 POL 15-1 MEX Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [Gustavo Diaz Ordaz appointees; Soviet bloc delegations; Diaz Ordaz inauguration.] 0686 December 1964 0759 November 1964

0795 POL 15-1 MEX Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [Octavio Campos Salas; Alliance for Progress; assessment of Gustavo Diaz Ordaz presidency; Diaz Ordaz appointees; political activity in Yucatan; list of government officials; report of U.S. delegation.] 0796 August 1965 0804 July 1965 0808 June 1965 0813 May 1965 0828 April 1965 0856 March 1965 0873 February 1965 0882 January 1965


0001 POL 15-1 MEX Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [Assessment of Gustavo Diaz Ordaz presidency; civil service group honors Diaz Ordaz; Informes.] 0002 September 1966 0004 August 1966 0044 July 1966 0048 June 1966 0056 May 1966 0059 April 1966 0067 March 1966 0076 February 1966

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0079 January 1966 0081 December 1965 0086 October 1965 0087 September 1965 0107 August 1965

0121 POL 15-1 MEX Government: Head of State. Executive Branch. [Summary of U.S. position in connection with OAS Meeting of Presidents; Gustavo Diaz Ordaz second Informe.] 0122 December 1966 0123 November 1966 0137 October 1966 0140 September 1966

0240 POL 15-2 MEX Government: Legislature [Activity of 46th Congress.]

0291 POL 15-3 MEX Government: Judiciary

0299 POL 15-4 MEX Government: Administration of Government [Civil service; reorganization of Foreign Service.]

0332 POL 15-5 MEX Government: Constitution

0336 POL 15-6 MEX Government: National Symbols. Anthem. [Flag protocol.]

0337 POL 15-7 MEX Government: Church-State Relations

0339 POL 16 MEX Independence. Recognition.

0341 POL 17 MEX Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0361 POL 17-2 MEX Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Immunities. Privileges.

0364 POL 17-3 MEX Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Diplomatic and Consular Lists

0368 POL 17-4 MEX Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Ceremonial and Social Affairs

0395 POL 17-5 MEX Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Arrival and Departure. Change in Status.

0396 POL 17-7 MEX Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0399 POL 18 MEX Provincial, Municipal, and State Government [Reports for Ciudad Juarez, Veracruz, and Tampico; agricultural diversification.]

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0400 August 1964 0409 July 1964 0417 June 1964 0422 May 1964 0429 April 1964 0431 February 1964 0434 January 1964

0436 POL 18 MEX Provincial, Municipal, and State Government [Reports for Ciudad Juarez, Monterrey, Merida, and Veracruz; agricultural diversification.] 0437 October 1964 0447 September 1964

0527 POL 18 MEX Provincial, Municipal, and State Government [Reports for Mexico, D.F., Veracruz, Mexicali, Monterrey, and Tampico; agricultural diversification; Carlos Madrazo; biographic reports on state governors.] 0528 December 1964 0543 November 1964

0598 POL 18 MEX Provincial, Municipal, and State Government [Reports for Merida, Veracruz, Mexicali, Ciudad Juarez, and Tijuana; National Sinarquista Union.] 0599 June 1965 0606 May 1965 0609 April 1965 0614 March 1965 0624 February 1965 0651 January 1965

0662 POL 18 MEX Provincial, Municipal, and State Government [Industrialization; Carlos Madrazo; Octavio Campos Salas; land use; Solidarity with Vietnam Week; agricultural diversification; Organic Municipal Law of Puebla; labor relations; reports from Guadalajara, Monterrey, Yucatan, and Tampico.] 0663 June 1966 0664 May 1966 0676 March 1966 0744 February 1966 0753 January 1966

0761 POL 18 MEX Provincial, Municipal, and State Government [Reports from Guadalajara, Mazatlan, Hermosillo, Tijuana, and Monterrey; liquor imports and restrictions; resignation of Federal District Mayor Ernesto Uruchurtu.]

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0762 December 1966 0766 November 1966 0773 October 1966 0791 September 1966 0804 August 1966 0809 July 1966 0829 June 1966

0852 POL 18-1 MEX Provincial, Municipal, and State Government: Elections [Controversy in Nayarit; new style of campaigning; Carlos Madrazo.]

0877 POL 22 MEX Incidents. Disputes.

0878 POL 19 MEX Government of Dependencies [State of Tabasco.]

0881 POL 22 MEX Incidents. Disputes. [Student demonstrations.]

0885 POL 23 MEX Internal Security. Counterinsurgency. [Counterinsurgency training; Guido Otto Moebius; presidential succession; Huichole Indians.]

0911 POL 23-1 MEX Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Plans. Programs. [Cuban influence in Latin America.]

0923 POL 23-4 MEX Internal Security. Counterinsurgency. [Alleged CIA intervention.]

0927 POL 23-6 MEX Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Agents [Francisco Ham-Cheen Jr.]

0934 POL 23-7 MEX Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Subversion. Espionage. Sabotage. [Communist activity; PCM members arrested; groups influencing youth.]

0958 POL 23-8 MEX Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Demonstrations. Riots. [Bombing at El Dia newspaper by Henry Agueros Garces; anti-U.S. demonstrations; bombing at Russian-Mexican Cultural Institute; Vietnam War; Dominican Republic crisis; bomb scare at U.S. consulate in Merida; student demonstrations; Communist activity; rural unrest; Panama Canal crisis.] 0959 September 1965 0960 July 1965 0971 May 1965 0991 April 1965 1008 March 1965

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1018 February 1965 1025 January 1965 1028 December 1964 1031 October 1964 1037 July 1964 1038 June 1964 1041 April 1964 1042 February 1964 1044 January 1964


0001 POL 23-8 MEX Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Demonstrations. Riots. [Student demonstrations; death of student in Morelia; rural unrest; anti-U.S. demonstrations; burning of U.S. flag; Solidarity with Vietnam Week; Communist youth demonstration; attack on Madera army garrison.] 0002 December 1966 0005 October 1966 0037 September 1966 0051 August 1966 0052 July 1966 0056 May 1966 0058 April 1966 0069 March 1966 0084 February 1966 0086 January 1966 0090 October 1965 0095 September 1965

0097 POL 23-9 MEX Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Rebellion. Coups.

0101 POL 23-10 MEX Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Travel Control [Unrestricted travel between Mexico and Cuba; exit and transit permits.]

0149 POL 23-11 MEX Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Travel Observation

0154 POL 29 MEX Arrests. Detention. [PCM leaders; pardon of Communist David Alfaro Siqueiros.]

0175 POL 32-1 MEX Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents.

0176 POL 31 MEX Airspace. Boundaries. [Possible overflight of University of Minnesota balloon.]

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0177 POL 32-1 MEX Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents.

0178 POL 33-1 MEX Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Salinity of Colorado River.]

0182 POL 33-3 MEX Waters. Boundaries: International Canals

0184 POL 33-4 MEX Waters. Boundaries: Territorial Waters [Gulf of California; fishing limits and enforcement.]

0216 POL 33-6 MEX Waters. Boundaries: High Seas [Fish and fishing industry.]


0219 POL 17 MEX- Diplomatic and Consular Representation BR HOND

0221 POL 17 MEX-GUIN Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0225 POL 17 MEX-GUAT Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0227 POL 17 MEX- Diplomatic and Consular Representation GHANA

0233 POL 17 MEX- Diplomatic and Consular Representation W GER

0235 POL 17 MEX-FIN Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0236 POL 17 MEX-FR Diplomatic and Consular Representation


0239 POL 17 MEX- Diplomatic and Consular Representation SENEG

0242 POL 17 MEX- Diplomatic and Consular Representation EL SAL

0244 POL 17 MEX- Diplomatic and Consular Representation ECUADOR

0246 POL 17 MEX- Diplomatic and Consular Representation DOM REP

0251 POL 17 MEX-DEN Diplomatic and Consular Representation

[Medical evacuation.]

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0263 POL 17 MEX-CUBA Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0283 POL 17 MEX-COL Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0284 POL 17 MEX- Diplomatic and Consular Representation CHINAT

0288 POL 17-5 MEX- Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Arrival and Departure. CHILE Change in Status.

0291 POL 17 MEX-CAN Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0293 POL 17 MEX-BRAZ Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0302 POL 17 MEX-BOL Diplomatic and Consular Representation

[Arrest of Ambassador Salvador Pardo Bolland on drug charges.]

0319 POL 17 MEX-AUS Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0322 POL 17 MEX-ARG Diplomatic and Consular Representation [Estrada Doctrine; Argentine coup.]

0326 POL 17 MEX-ALG Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0329 POL MEX-HAI Political Affairs and Relations

0330 POL 17 MEX-HAI Diplomatic and Consular Representation [Possible severing of relations.]

0342 POL 17-5 MEX-HAI Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Arrival and Departure. Change in Status.

0343 POL 17 MEX-HK Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0345 POL 17 MEX-HOND Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0350 POL 17 MEX-IT Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0352 POL 17 MEX- Diplomatic and Consular Representation JAPAN

0356 POL 1 MEX- General Policy. Background. LAT AM [Political and economic cooperation; Mexico–Central America

relations.]

0368 POL 17 MEX-NETH Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0369 POL 17-3 MEX- Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Diplomatic and Consular NETH Lists

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0373 POL MEX-NIC Political Affairs and Relations

0374 POL 17 MEX-NIC Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0378 POL 17 MEX-PAK Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0379 POL MEX-PAN Political Affairs and Relations [Text of joint declaration.]

0400 POL 17 MEX-PAN Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0405 POL 17 MEX-PHIL Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0408 POL 17 MEX-POL Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0410 POL 17-5 MEX-POL Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Arrival and Departure. Change in Status.

0412 POL 17 MEX-PORT Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0419 POL MEX-RUM Political Affairs and Relations [Possible establishment of diplomatic relations.]

0421 POL 17 MEX-ETH Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0422 POL 17 MEX- Diplomatic and Consular Representation SENEG

0426 POL MEX-SP Political Affairs and Relations

[Possible resumption of diplomatic relations.]

0428 POL 17 MEX- Diplomatic and Consular Representation SWITZ

0432 POL MEX-TRIN & Political Affairs and Relations TOB [Establishment of diplomatic relations.]

0433 POL 17 MEX-TUN Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0434 POL MEX-UAR Political Affairs and Relations

[Eduardo Espinosa y Prieto.]

0439 POL 17 MEX-UR Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0446 POL MEX-US Political Affairs and Relations [Bracero program; Lyndon B. Johnson–Adolfo Lopez Mateos joint communiqué; Johnson–Gustavo Diaz Ordaz conversation; anti-

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U.S. demonstrations; differing views on Cuba; Marine Corps hymn; cotton.] [0447 February 1964] [0455 November 1964] [0459 November 1965] 0462 January 1966 0465 December 1965 0470 November 1965 0471 October 1965 0472 August 1965 0473 June 1965 0480 May 1965 0481 April 1965 0488 January 1965 0491 December 1964 0492 September 1964 0503 August 1964 0505 July 1964 0508 June 1964 0509 May 1964 0510 April 1964 0513 March 1964 0515 February 1964 0521 January 1964

0524 POL MEX-US Political Affairs and Relations [Liquor imports and restrictions; Assembly of Border States meeting; tariffs; cotton; local attitudes toward U.S.; Lyndon B. Johnson–Gustavo Diaz Ordaz conversation; Solidarity with Vietnam Week.] 0525 December 1966 0543 November 1966 0544 October 1966 0550 September 1966 0551 August 1966 0553 July 1966 0556 June 1966 0562 May 1966 0589 April 1966 0597 March 1966

0600 POL 1 MEX-US General Policy. Background. [Policy assessment; Lyndon B. Johnson–Adolfo Lopez Mateos meeting.]

0662 POL 4 MEX-US Agreements. Treaties.

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0668 POL 17 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation [Foreign trade; Economic Club of Detroit; Southern Gem Mining Company.]

0733 POL 17-1 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Acceptability and Accreditation 0734 August 1964 0746 July 1964 0756 April 1964 0761 March 1964 0764 February 1964 0767 January 1964

0770 POL 17-1 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Acceptability and Accreditation 0771 December 1964 0808 November 1964 0822 October 1964

0837 POL 17-1 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Acceptability and Accreditation [Hugo B. Margain.] 0838 September 1964 0849 August 1964 [0868 January 1965]

0916 POL 17-1 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Acceptability and Accreditation 0917 July 1965 0927 May 1965 0935 February 1965 0946 January 1965


0001 POL 17-1 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Acceptability and Accreditation 0002 October 1965 0014 September 1965 0047 August 1965

0054 POL 17-1 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Acceptability and Accreditation

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0055 March 1966 0078 February 1966 0094 January 1966 0104 December 1965 0113 November 1965

0124 POL 17-1 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Acceptability and Accreditation 0125 July 1966 0130 June 1966 0168 May 1966 [0193 June 1966] 0197 May 1966

0210 POL 17-1 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Acceptability and Accreditation 0211 December 1966 0216 November 1966 [0219 December 1966] 0224 October 1966 0229 September 1966 0258 August 1966 0275 July 1966

0283 POL 17-1 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Acceptability and Accreditation 0284 December 1965 0286 November 1965 0300 October 1965

0325 POL 17-2 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Immunities. Privileges. [Driver’s license fee in Maryland; U.S.-Mexico Consular Convention.] 0326 November 1964 0335 October 1964 0342 September 1964 0343 August 1964 0347 June 1964 0349 May 1964 0353 March 1964 0361 February 1964

0372 POL 17-2 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Immunities. Privileges. 0373 March 1965 0382 February 1965

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0384 January 1965 0414 December 1964 0415 November 1964

0421 POL 17-2 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Immunities. Privileges. 0422 November 1966 0424 June 1966 0427 March 1966 0433 February 1966 0439 January 1966 0448 December 1965 0450 November 1965 0453 August 1965 0454 July 1965 0461 June 1965 0474 May 1965 0477 April 1965 0483 March 1965

0491 POL 17-4 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Ceremonial and Social Affairs

0500 POL 17-5 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Arrival and Departure. Change in Status.

0529 POL 21 MEX-US Peace. Non-Aggression. [Assembly of Border States meeting.]

0577 POL 23 MEX-US Internal Security. Counterinsurgency.

0578 POL 23-6 MEX-US Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Agents

0588 POL 31 MEX-US Airspace. Boundaries.

0589 POL 31-1 MEX-US Airspace. Boundaries: Air Disputes. Violations. [Del Rio Flying Service; overflights at El Paso airport.]

0607 POL 32 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries. [Proposed border development commission; Lyndon B. Johnson–Gustavo Diaz Ordaz meeting at Amistad Dam; Calexico border facilities; The Rio Grande Press.]

0679 POL 32-1 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents. [Chamizal boundary relocation report; Chamizal Civic Association; Chamizal convention; land ownership and rights; IBWC.]

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0680 March 1964 0713 February 1964 0724 January 1964

0770 POL 32-1 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents. [Chamizal convention; land ownership and rights; IBWC; Chamizal Complementary Projects; League of United Latin American Citizens.] 0771 June 1964 0791 May 1964 0827 April 1964

0860 POL 32-1 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents. [Chamizal convention; IBWC; flood control; land ownership and rights; Lyndon B. Johnson–Adolfo Lopez Mateos Chamizal meeting; Chamizal convention revisions.] 0861 November 1964 0908 October 1964 0926 September 1964 0971 August 1964 [1008 September 1964] 1032 August 1964 1051 July 1964


0001 POL 32-1 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents. [IBWC; Chamizal convention; land ownership and rights; appraisals and compensation; “Chamizal Tablet” dedication; history of Chamizal dispute.] 0002 February 1965 0069 January 1965

0119 POL 32-1 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents. [Land ownership and rights; IBWC; Chamizal convention revisions; salinity of Colorado River; land appraisals and compensation.] 0120 June 1965 0130 May 1965

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0138 April 1965 0142 March 1965

0199 POL 32-1 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents. [Flood control in Tijuana–San Diego area; IBWC; land appraisals and compensation; Chamizal Complementary Projects; Horcon cutoff debate; reports on replacement housing and lots.] 0200 December 1965 0218 November 1965 0220 October 1965 0226 September 1965 0233 August 1965 0259 July 1965

0382 POL 32-1 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents. [Effects of Chamizal convention; Florentino Pacheco; land acquisition regulations; Chamizal Complementary Projects; flood control in Tijuana–San Diego area.] 0383 July 1966 0390 June 1966 0394 May 1966 0442 April 1966 0447 March 1966 0457 February 1966 0488 January 1966

0490 POL 32-1 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Disputes. Violations. Incidents. [Franklin Canal relocation project; land claims; debate about proposed fence on new bridges; Horcon cutoff.] 0491 December 1966 0501 November 1966 0506 October 1966 0529 September 1966 0532 August 1966

0576 POL 32-2 MEX-US Territory. Boundaries: Territory and Boundary Delimitation. Mapping. [Proposed livestock gates; animal-proof fences in Tijuana–San Diego area.]

0602 POL 33 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries. [Tijuana River channelization project.]

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0616 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways

[0617 POL 17 MEX-US Diplomatic and Consular Representation]

0618 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Salinity of Colorado River.]

0629 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [International crossing at Anzalduas Dam; salinity of Colorado River; report on salinity and agricultural production.]

0715 POL 33-3 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: International Canals [Franklin Canal relocation project.]

0725 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Salinity of Colorado River; proposed sewage plant; American Canal extension project.] 0725 March 1964

0792 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Salinity of Colorado River; flood control; Amistad Dam project; Sonora-Arizona sewage plant; Pacific Southwest water resources.] 0793 April 1964 0849 March 1964


0001 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Salinity of Colorado River; proposed bypass channel; Committee for the Defense of the Mexicali Valley; anti-U.S. demonstrations; water resources.] 0002 June 1964 0008 May 1964

0069 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Detached tracts issue; salinity of Colorado River; flood control; Committee of Fourteen report.]

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0070 July 1964 0153 June 1964

0172 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Salinity of Colorado River; tile drains; bypass channel; flood control; IBWC; official U.S. position on salinity issue; water resources.] 0173 August 1964

0288 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Salinity of Colorado River; bypass channel; proposed nuclear power and desalinization plant; international bridges; Amistad Dam project; IBWC.] 0289 June 1964

0363 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Salinity of Colorado River; Calexico-Mexicali sanitation problem; copy of brochure “La Sal no Debe Separar a Dos Pueblos Amigos.”] 0364 July 1964

0415 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Flood control; salinity of Colorado River; salinity of Rio Grande waters; tile drains; copy of American Institute of Architects publication detailing Chamizal convention.] 0416 September 1964 0480 August 1964

0502 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Amistad Dam project; proposed solutions to Colorado River salinity problem; Land and Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965; international bridges; bypass channel; IBWC; water resources.] 0503 November 1964 0562 October 1964

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0615 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Proposed solutions to Colorado River salinity problem; Falcon reservoir drownings; water resources; IBWC.] 0616 December 1964

0723 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Land and Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965; proposed solutions to Colorado River salinity problem.] 0724 December 1964

0758 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Proposed solutions to Colorado River salinity problem; Committee of Fourteen; salinity of Rio Grande waters; international bridges; IBWC; provisional drafts of Colorado River salinity agreement.] 0759 February 1965 0767 January 1965

0866 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Colorado River salinity agreement; IBWC; water resources.] 0867 March 1965 0940 February 1965


0001 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Colorado River salinity agreement; IBWC; flood control.] 0002 April 1965

0073 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Colorado River salinity agreement; IBWC; international bridges.] 0074 May 1965 0125 April 1965

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0143 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Implementation of Colorado River salinity agreement.] 0144 June 1965

[0158 POL 23-9 DOM REP Internal Security. Counterinsurgency: Rebellion. Coups.]

0163 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Amistad Dam project; National Park Service; IBWC; recreational facilities.] 0163 June 1965

0261 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Colorado River salinity agreement; IBWC Water Bulletin Number 33: Flow of the Rio Grande and Related Data From Elephant Butte Dam, New Mexico to the Gulf of Mexico.] 0262 June 1965

0352 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Sonora-Arizona sewage plant; IBWC; Amistad Dam project; international bridges; pamphlet on Colorado River salinity agreement; land ownership and rights.] 0353 July 1965

0486 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Water resources; bypass channel for Colorado River salinity agreement; Tijuana River channelization project.] 0487 August 1965

0579 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Federal Water Pollution Control Act; IBWC; Tijuana River channelization project; Amistad National Recreation area; international bridges.] 0580 October 1965 0598 September 1965 0642 August 1965

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0647 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Opening of Colorado River bypass channel; Yuma Valley Groundwater Recovery Program; National Park Service; IBWC; recreational facilities; Amistad Dam project; proposed documentary on IBWC and border issues; detached tracts issue.] 0648 December 1965 0680 November 1965

0735 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Salinity of Rio Grande waters; Yuma Valley Groundwater Recovery Program; Tijuana–San Diego sewage agreement; nuclear power and desalinization plant study; IBWC; South Gila River levee agreement.] 0736 December 1965

0804 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Yuma Valley Groundwater Recovery Program; proposed Clean Rivers Demonstration Act of 1966; proposed Clean Water Amendments of 1966; proposed National Water Commission Act.] 0805 March 1966 0808 February 1966 0871 January 1966

0886 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Report on Colorado River salinity measures; water resources; Yuma Valley groundwater report; IBWC; National Park Service; recreational facilities; Amistad Dam project; salinity of Rio Grande waters.] 0887 May 1966 0905 April 1966 0927 March 1966


0001 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Salinity of Colorado River; Yuma Valley Groundwater Recovery Program; IBWC; salinity of Rio Grande waters; water resources; proposed Colorado River bills; international bridges.]

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0002 June 1966 0051 May 1966

0087 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Yuma Valley Groundwater Recovery Program; water supply; salinity of Colorado River; Horcon cutoff; IBWC; sewage systems; Amistad National Recreation area.] 0088 September 1966 0093 August 1966 0158 July 1966

0171 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Yuma Valley Groundwater Recovery Program; Tijuana River channelization project; salinity of Rio Grande waters; IBWC; water supply.] 0172 October 1966 [0176 November 1966] 0201 October 1966 0215 September 1966

0252 POL 33-1 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Boundary and International Rivers and Seaways [Amistad Dam project; Bureau of Reclamation report on Colorado River bypass channel; water resources.] 0253 December 1966 0255 November 1966

0334 POL 33-3 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: International Canals [American Canal extension project.]

0348 POL 33-4 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Territorial Waters [Proposed fishing zone agreement; disputed territorial water limit; fishing limits and enforcement; fish and fishing industry; Colorado River salinity agreement.] 0349 July 1965 0354 June 1965 0369 April 1965 0371 March 1965 0378 February 1965 0379 January 1965 0392 December 1964 0396 November 1964 0403 October 1964 0405 June 1964

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0414 February 1964 0417 January 1964

0418 POL 33-4 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Territorial Waters [Fishing limits and enforcement; seizure of U.S. vessels; reimbursement for fishing fines.] 0421 October 1966 0430 September 1966 [0431 April 1964] [0436 December 1965] [0439 June 1965] [0442 February 1964] 0456 July 1966 [0460 November 1964] [0463 December 1966] 0469 June 1966 [0471 January 1965] [0473 November 1966] [0476 August 1966]

0483 POL 33-4 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: Territorial Waters [Fishing limits and enforcement; disputed territorial water limit; Mexican fisheries law; U.S. fisheries law (PL 89-658); fish and fishing industry; navigation aids.] 0484 December 1966 0510 November 1966 0558 October 1966 0565 August 1966 0569 July 1966 0575 June 1966 0579 March 1966 0581 February 1966 0583 January 1966

0586 POL 34 MEX-US International Bridges and Tunnels

0599 POL 33-6 MEX-US Waters. Boundaries: High Seas

0600 POL 37 MEX-US Agents

0601 POL MEX (ME) Political Affairs and Relations

0602 POL 3 MEX (ME) Organizations and Alignments [First International Congress on the Sociology of Peace.]

0604 POL MEX-USSR Political Affairs and Relations

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0605 POL 17 MEX-USSR Diplomatic and Consular Representation [Mexican ambassador’s views on communism.]

0620 POL 17-1 MEX- Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Acceptability and USSR Accreditation

0621 POL 33-4 MEX- Waters. Boundaries: Territorial Waters USSR [Report of Soviet fishing vessels in Mexican waters.]

0631 POL 17 MEX-YUGO Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0632 POL 17 MEX-VEN Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0634 POL MEX-N VIET Political Affairs and Relations

[Solidarity with Vietnam Week.]

0636 POL MEX-S VIET Political Affairs and Relations

0637 POL 17 MEX-YUGO Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0639 POL US-MEX Political Affairs and Relations

0640 POL 17-4 US-MEX Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Ceremonial and Social Affairs [Ambassador Fulton Freeman visit to Monterrey.]

0717 POL 17-2 US-MEX Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Immunities. Privileges.

0729 POL 17-1 US-MEX Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Acceptability and Accreditation [Appointment of Ambassador Fulton Freeman.]

0754 POL 17 US-MEX Diplomatic and Consular Representation

0762 POL US-MEX Political Affairs and Relations

0763 POL 33-5 US-MEX Waters. Boundaries: Continental Shelf [Possible violation of Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act by group of U.S. citizens at Cortes Bank.]

0771 POL 17-4 US-MEX Diplomatic and Consular Representation: Ceremonial and Social Affairs [Visits by Ambassador Fulton Freeman.]

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SUBJECT INDEX The following index is a guide to the major topics in this microform publication. The first

number after each entry refers to the reel, while the four-digit number following the colon refers to the frame number at which the subject begins. Hence, 1: 0070 directs researchers to Frame 0070 of Reel 1. By referring to the Reel Index, which constitutes the initial segment of this guide, the researcher will find topics listed in the order in which they appear on the film. AFL-CIO

1: 0070 Africa

parliamentary delegation to 3: 0763 Agents

4: 0777; 7: 0565; 18: 0600 Agreements and treaties

Agreements on Economic Cooperation and Technical Assistance 1: 0184

Agricultural Commodities Agreement 1: 0057

bases and installations 2: 0049 Colorado River 16: 0758, 0866;

17: 0001, 0073, 0143, 0261, 0352; 18: 0348

fish and fishing industry 18: 0348 international assistance 1: 0154 NASA 2: 0447 Nicaragua 1: 0154 Nuclear Test Ban Treaty 3: 0238 political 3: 0619; 4: 0912; 13: 0662 Project Mercury Agreement 2: 0049,

0234 South Gila River 17: 0735 Technical Assistance Agreement

1: 0154 transportation reciprocity 4: 0717;

5: 0206 see also American-Mexican Chamizal

Convention Act of 1964 Agreements on Economic Cooperation and Technical Assistance

1: 0184 Agricultural Commodities Agreement

1: 0057

Agricultural organizations 4: 0102; 11: 0260 see also Agricultural Workers Union of

Mexico Agricultural production

general 8: 0694, 0772 report 15: 0629 research study 1: 0295 supervised credit program 1: 0295

Agricultural Workers Union of Mexico 1: 0252

Agriculture corn 1: 0111, 0149, 0449 cotton 1: 0449; 7: 0001; 8: 0379, 0694,

0772, 0846; 9: 0185, 0274, 0883; 13: 0446, 0524

diversification 12: 0399, 0436, 0527, 0662

sorghum 1: 0449 tobacco 1: 0449

Agueros Garces, Henry 12: 0958

Air force general 2: 0255 pilot graduation 2: 0008

Airspace and boundaries disputes and violations 14: 0589 general 13: 0176; 14: 0588

Aleman Valdes, Miguel 3: 0763

Alfaro Siqueiros, David pardon 13: 0154

Algeria diplomatic and consular representation

13: 0326

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Alliance for Progress 1: 0022, 0208, 0307, 0383; 3: 0030,

0238, 0404, 0491; 9: 0437, 0482, 0507, 0688, 0883, 0926; 11: 0795

Altos Hornos steel plant 8: 0498

American Canal extension 15: 0725; 18: 0334

American Institute of Architects 16: 0415

American-Mexican Chamizal Convention Act of 1964

American Institute of Architects’ report 16: 0415

approval 9: 0586 drafts 7: 0001 effects 15: 0382 general 3: 0030, 0238, 0404, 0491;

4: 0215, 0912; 5: 0206, 0272; 14: 0679, 0770, 0860; 15: 0001

medal 10: 0220 meeting 14: 0860 proposal 5: 0376, 0502 revisions 5: 0502; 6: 0026, 0083, 0138;

14: 0860; 15: 0119 Amistad (Friendship) International Dam

general 7: 0001; 15: 0792; 16: 0288, 0502; 17: 0163, 0352, 0647, 0886; 18: 0252

recreation area 17: 0579; 18: 0087 visits and meetings 9: 0548; 14: 0607

Amistad National Recreation area 18: 0087

Animal diseases and disorders hoof-and-mouth disease 3: 0238

Anticommunism demonstrations and riots 3: 0404 general 1: 0614, 0616 Regional Anti-Communist Crusade

1: 0675 Sabinas Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon 1: 0675;

3: 0404 see also Communism

Anzalduas Dam 7: 0671; 15: 0629

Apple Growers Association 1: 0259

Argentina diplomatic and consular representation

13: 0322 rebellion and coups 13: 0322

Arizona sewage and wastewater systems

15: 0792; 17: 0352 state fair 3: 0763 see also Colorado River see also Yuma Valley Groundwater

Recovery Program Armaments

general 2: 0028 minesweepers 2: 0028, 0038, 0289;

4: 0703 procurement and sale 2: 0038, 0296,

0324, 0446 surplus 2: 0233, 0295 U.S. practice torpedo 2: 0087 vehicles 2: 0296

Armed forces air force 2: 0008, 0255 army 2: 0244 military decorations and awards 2: 0264 navy 2: 0254 Portugal 2: 0520 schools and academies 2: 0008, 0086,

0370 Sixth Fleet 2: 0087 troop transfers 2: 0244

Arms control and disarmament demilitarized and nuclear-free zones

2: 0364 Nuclear Test Ban Treaty 3: 0238

Army 2: 0244

Arrests and detention general 4: 0648; 13: 0154 Pardo Bolland, Salvador (Ambassador)

13: 0302 PCM 12: 0934

Assassination Kennedy, John F. 3: 0030, 0238;

4: 0717; 8: 0059 Assembly of Border States

meeting 14: 0529

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Attacks Cuban consulate 9: 0586 Madera army garrison 13: 0001

Austria diplomatic and consular representation

13: 0319 Awards and gifts

Chamizal medal 10: 0220 Chamizal Tablet 15: 0001 Maria Moors Cabot Award 3: 0755 prominent persons 4: 0923 see also Military decorations and

awards Baja California

civil code 10: 0056 Mexicali 7: 0001; 8: 0625; 11: 0253;

12: 0527, 0598; 16: 0363 reports 4: 0406 Tijuana 1: 0690, 0704; 3: 0030; 6: 0748,

0839; 7: 0001; 12: 0598, 0761; 15: 0199, 0382, 0576, 0602; 17: 0486, 0579, 0735; 18: 0171

Banks and banking Inter-American Development Bank

1: 0070, 0307 Bases and installations

agreements 2: 0049 establishment and construction 2: 0044 facilities 2: 0317 NASA 2: 0385, 0447

Bolivia diplomatic and consular representation

13: 0302 Bombs and bombings

El Dia (newspaper) 12: 0958 Russian-Mexican Cultural Institute

12: 0958 U.S. consulate 12: 0958

Borders closure after John F. Kennedy

assassination 4: 0717 development 1: 0208; 4: 0854; 5: 0206;

14: 0607 National Frontier Development Program

4: 0657, 0697 see also Boundary commissions see also Territory and boundaries see also Waters and boundaries

Borja de Diaz Ordaz, Guadalupe 10: 0062

Bosch, Juan 3: 0238

Boundary commissions 7: 0552 see also International Boundary and

Water Commission (IBWC) Bracero program

3: 0030, 0404, 0491; 8: 0379, 0498; 13: 0446

Brazil diplomatic and consular representation

13: 0293 foreign relations 9: 0688 grants and technical assistance 1: 0169

Bridges and tunnels 18: 0586 see also International bridges

British Honduras diplomatic and consular representation

13: 0219 grants and technical assistance 1: 0172

Bundy, McGeorge 2: 0461

Bureau of Reclamation Colorado River report 18: 0252

Business and industry Inter-American Development Bank

1: 0070, 0307 mines and mineral resources 3: 0404;

11: 0142; 13: 0668 shipbuilding 3: 0238 steel 8: 0498 textiles 1: 0449 see also Corporations

Calexico, California border facilities 14: 0607 sewage and wastewater systems

7: 0001; 16: 0363 California

Calexico 7: 0001; 14: 0607; 16: 0363 Los Angeles 9: 0883 San Diego 15: 0199, 0382, 0576;

17: 0735 Campos Salas, Octavio

general 11: 0795; 12: 0662 visits and meetings 10: 0385

Canada diplomatic and consular representation

13: 0291

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Canals American Canal 15: 0725; 18: 0334 Franklin Canal 15: 0490, 0715 general 4: 0700; 6: 0523; 13: 0182

Cardenas del Rio, Lazaro address 3: 0904 and Communists 4: 0001 general 1: 0540; 3: 0238; 10: 0062;

11: 0282 military status 2: 0244 ties to state governors 4: 0215

Castro, Juana 9: 0688

Censorship Communist propaganda 1: 0598

Centinela (ship) 6: 0002, 0537

Central America foreign economic relations 1: 0176,

0184 foreign relations 13: 0356 visits and meetings 1: 0184

Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) alleged intervention 12: 0923

Chamizal Civic Association 6: 0138; 14: 0679

Chamizal Complementary Projects 14: 0770; 15: 0199, 0382

Chamizal dispute general 6: 0748, 0837 history 5: 0272; 15: 0001 official Texas view 5: 0502 replacement housing 15: 0199 see also American-Mexican Chamizal

Convention Act of 1964 Chamizal Tablet

dedication 15: 0001 Chihuahua

Madera 13: 0001 Chihuahua Institute of Social Studies

Third Economic-Social Journal 1: 0616 Chile

diplomatic and consular representation 13: 0288

China, People’s Republic of (PRC) foreign relations 3: 0238 Tello Macias, Manuel, press conference

3: 0763 trade fair 3: 0238 trade visit 1: 0498

Chinese Communist Trade Fair 3: 0238

Churchill, Winston S. death of 9: 0781

Church-state relations 4: 0366; 12: 0337

Ciudad Juarez, Coahuila murder of former mayors 4: 0606 reports 12: 0399, 0436, 0598

Civil defense 2: 0242, 0366

Civil-military relations 1: 0250; 2: 0001; 4: 0406; 9: 0586

Civil rights, U.S. 3: 0238

Civil service general 12: 0299 honors Gustavo Diaz Ordaz 12: 0001 pamphlet 4: 0334

Civil War, U.S. motion picture research 5: 0199

Clean Rivers Demonstration Act of 1966 proposal 17: 0804

Clean Water Amendments of 1966 proposal 17: 0804

Coahuila Ciudad Juarez 4: 0606; 12: 0399, 0436,

0598 reports 4: 0406

Colombia diplomatic and consular representation

13: 0283 Colorado River

agreements 16: 0758, 0866; 17: 0001, 0073, 0143, 0261, 0352; 18: 0348

bypass channel 16: 0001, 0172, 0288, 0502; 17: 0486, 0647; 18: 0252

legal issues 7: 0552 proposed bills 6: 0748; 18: 0001 salinity of 3: 0030, 0238, 0404, 0491;

5: 0272, 0492; 6: 0081, 0504, 0748, 0839; 7: 0001; 8: 0304; 9: 0688, 0781; 13: 0178; 15: 0119, 0618, 0629, 0725, 0792; 16: 0001, 0069, 0172, 0288, 0363, 0415, 0502, 0615, 0723, 0758; 17: 0886; 18: 0001, 0087

tile drains 16: 0172, 0415 Columbia Pictures Corporation

research 5: 0199

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Committee for the Defense of the Mexicali Valley

16: 0001 Committee of Fourteen

general 16: 0758 report 16: 0069

Communism activities 1: 0544, 0553; 4: 0406, 0591;

9: 0079; 11: 0142; 12: 0934, 0958 Alfaro Siqueiros, David 13: 0154 bases and installations 2: 0044 Cardenas del Rio, Lazaro 4: 0001 Communist Youth Festival 1: 0614 Communist Youth of Mexico 1: 0712 demonstrations and riots 1: 0570;

3: 0404 doctrine and party line 1: 0493, 0690 factions 4: 0001 fellow travelers 1: 0540 fronts and affiliates 1: 0526, 0550, 0699 general 1: 0485, 0495 infiltration and subversion 1: 0575 influence 1: 0693 PCBM 1: 0487, 0498 PCM 1: 0487, 0498, 0515, 0526, 0699;

3: 0904; 8: 0846; 11: 0001; 12: 0934; 13: 0154

Peto Incident 1: 0553 popular attitude toward 1: 0614;

18: 0605 posters 11: 0001 pro-Castro activities 1: 0575 propaganda 1: 0591, 0597, 0598, 0704,

0707 Revolutionary Student Front 1: 0726 schisms and deviation 1: 0487, 0498 Sino-Soviet dispute 1: 0487, 0498;

3: 0404 strength 1: 0515 youth 1: 0712, 0726; 13: 0001 see also Anticommunism

Communist Youth of Mexico 1: 0712

Community development economic 1: 0070; 3: 0238 general 1: 0003 housing 1: 0022, 0307 John F. Kennedy Housing Development

1: 0003, 0208; 3: 0238

Orleans Monterrey Housing Guaranty Project 1: 0070

rural areas 1: 0295 see also Borders

Community Development Fund general 4: 0406 leftist activity 1: 0121

Confederación Nacional Campesina (CNC)

see National Peasant Confederation (CNC)

Confederation of Mexican Workers 3: 0238

Conference on Trade and Development 9: 0586

Constitution 12: 0332

Constitutionalist Youth formation of 11: 0142

Continental shelf violation 18: 0763

Corn general 1: 0449 imports 1: 0111 inspection dispute 1: 0149

Corporations Altos Hornos 8: 0498 Columbia Pictures Corporation 5: 0199 Empire Trading Corporation 2: 0324 Gas Natural 1: 0449 Globus Industries, Inc. 2: 0296 Hojalata y Lamina, S.A. 1: 0169 Orange Ball Bus Company 5: 0206 Parsons and Whittemore Straw Pulp Mill

1: 0259 Rasdale Armored Car Service, Inc.

4: 0912 Cortes Bank

violation 18: 0763 Costa Rica

grants and technical assistance 1: 0174 Cotton

general 8: 0379, 0694, 0772, 0846; 9: 0185, 0274, 0883; 13: 0446, 0524

production 7: 0001 spinning plant 1: 0449 textile industry 1: 0449

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Cuba air transport 3: 0238 diplomatic and consular representation

4: 0783; 9: 0586; 13: 0263 foreign relations 3: 0238; 9: 0688 influence 3: 0030; 12: 0911 refugees 4: 0717 travel control 13: 0101 views of 13: 0446

Czechoslovakia diplomatic and consular representation

4: 0825, 0830 Death

Churchill, Winston S. 9: 0781 John XXIII (Pope) 3: 0404 at Morelia University 11: 0142; 13: 0001 Ortiz Rubio, Pascual 3: 0238, 0752;

4: 0394 see also Assassination see also Drownings see also Homicide

Defectors and expellees 4: 0654, 0656

Defense affairs civil defense 2: 0242, 0366 general 2: 0001, 0083, 0241 military visits and meetings 2: 0015,

0016, 0017, 0087, 0270, 0373, 0387, 0456, 0459, 0522, 0609

Mozambique 2: 0520 nonmilitary activities 2: 0314 policy and readiness 2: 0365 South Vietnam 2: 0459 Venezuela 2: 0456 see also Armed forces

De Gaulle, Charles visits and meetings 9: 0586

Delegations to Africa 3: 0763 Diaz Ordaz, Gustavo, inauguration

11: 0411, 0532, 0685 U.S.-Mexican Interparliamentary

Meeting 3: 0710 Del Rio Flying Service

flight clearances and overflights 14: 0589

Demonstrations and riots anti-Communist 1: 0675; 3: 0404 anti-U.S. 12: 0958; 13: 0001, 0446;

16: 0001

Communist 1: 0570; 3: 0404; 13: 0001 general 4: 0606, 0625, 0627 students 3: 0030, 0238, 0404; 4: 0078,

0606; 8: 0379, 0625, 0846; 9: 0079, 0185, 0482, 0507, 0548, 0586, 0781; 11: 0142; 12: 0881, 0958; 13: 0001

teachers 9: 0185 Watts (1965) 9: 0883

Denmark diplomatic and consular representation

13: 0251 Diaz Ordaz, Gustavo

appointees 11: 0685, 0795 cabinet 11: 0361, 0532 candidacy 3: 0030, 0238; 4: 0108 civil service honors 12: 0001 inauguration 11: 0411, 0532, 0685 Informes 9: 0185 Politica attack 1: 0598 PPS support for 3: 0904 presidency 9: 0384; 11: 0795; 12: 0001 presidential campaign 3: 0904 transition 11: 0411 visits and meetings 1: 0184, 0307;

9: 0548; 10: 0317, 0385, 0439, 0600; 11: 0532; 13: 0446, 0524; 14: 0607

Diplomatic and consular representation acceptability and accreditation 4: 0394,

0645; 5: 0001; 13: 0733, 0770, 0837, 0916; 14: 0001, 0054, 0124, 0210, 0283; 18: 0620, 0729

Algeria 13: 0326 Argentina 13: 0322 arrest 13: 0302 arrival and departure 4: 0405; 5: 0192;

12: 0395; 13: 0288, 0342, 0410; 14: 0500

Austria 13: 0319 Bolivia 13: 0302 Brazil 13: 0293 British Honduras 13: 0219 Canada 13: 0291 ceremonial and social affairs 4: 0397,

0830; 5: 0180; 7: 0664; 12: 0368; 14: 0491; 18: 0640, 0771

Chile 13: 0284, 0288 Colombia 13: 0283 Cuba 4: 0783; 9: 0586; 13: 0263

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Czechoslovakia 4: 0825, 0830 Denmark 13: 0251 diplomatic and consular lists 4: 0396,

0783; 10: 0139; 12: 0364; 13: 0369 Dominican Republic 4: 0831; 13: 0246 Ecuador 13: 0244 El Salvador 13: 0242 Ethiopia 4: 0835; 13: 0421 Finland 13: 0235, 0237, 0372 France 13: 0236 general 4: 0392, 0781; 7: 0661;

12: 0341, 0396 Ghana 13: 0227 Guatemala 4: 0837; 13: 0225 Guinea, Republic of 13: 0221 Haiti 4: 0842; 13: 0330, 0342 Honduras 4: 0844; 13: 0345 Hong Kong 13: 0343 immunities and privileges 5: 0132;

7: 0565; 12: 0361; 14: 0325, 0372, 0421; 18: 0717

India 4: 0846, 0851 Italy 13: 0350 Japan 13: 0352 Margain, Hugo B. 13: 0837 medical evacuation 13: 0251 Nepal 4: 0645 Netherlands 13: 0368–0369 Nicaragua 13: 0374 Pakistan 13: 0378 Panama 13: 0400 Philippines, Republic of 13: 0405 Poland 13: 0408, 0410 Portugal 4: 0851; 13: 0412 reorganization 12: 0299 Rumania 13: 0419 Senegal, Republic of 13: 0239, 0422 Spain 13: 0426 Switzerland 13: 0428 tax-free purchases 5: 0132 Trinidad and Tobago 13: 0432 Tunisia 13: 0433 Uruguay 13: 0439 USSR 7: 0640, 0664; 18: 0605, 0620 Venezuela 18: 0632 West Germany 13: 0233 withdrawal of 4: 0831, 0844 Yugoslavia 18: 0631, 0637

Disasters Hurricane Inez 1: 0431, 9: 0507 relief 2: 0314

Diseases and disorders see Animal diseases and disorders

Dominican Republic crisis 8: 0498; 9: 0829; 12: 0958 diplomatic and consular representation

4: 0831; 13: 0246 medical assistance 1: 0306 rebellion and coups 17: 0158

Drownings Falcon reservoir 16: 0615

Drug trafficking and offenses arrest of Salvador Pardo Bolland

13: 0302 general 3: 0619; 4: 0630; 8: 0625

Earnings minimum wage 3: 0238 profit sharing 3: 0238 see also Wage controls

Economic Club of Detroit 11: 0411; 13: 0668

Economic development Inter-American Development Bank

1: 0070, 0307 see also Community development

Ecuador diplomatic and consular representation

13: 0244 Education

see Higher education see Students

El Dia (newspaper) 12: 0958

Elections campaigns 1: 0690; 3: 0904; 8: 0059,

0138; 9: 0586; 10: 0702; 11: 0282; 12: 0852

electoral reform 3: 0904; 4: 0108 Federal Electoral Commission 4: 0108,

0210; 11: 0282 general 4: 0108; 11: 0282 national 8: 0225; 9: 0688 1964 presidential 4: 0108; 11: 0282 preview of candidates 4: 0108 PRI 11: 0001

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Elections cont. state and local government 3: 0030;

4: 0574; 8: 0625; 12: 0852 students 1: 0726; 9: 0274 Yucatan gubernatorial candidates

4: 0406 El Paso, Texas

overflights 14: 0589 see also American-Mexican Chamizal

Convention Act of 1964 El Salvador


grants and technical assistance 1: 0175 Empire Trading Corporation

2: 0324 Employment

see Earnings see Labor organizations see Labor relations see Unemployment

Engineering report Amistad (Friendship) International Dam

6: 0839 Rio Grande 6: 0026, 0083

Espinosa y Prieto, Eduardo 13: 0434

Espionage, subversion, and sabotage Communist 1: 0575 general 4: 0603; 12: 0934

Estrada Doctrine 4: 0831, 0844; 9: 0548; 13: 0322

Ethiopia diplomatic and consular representation

4: 0835; 13: 0421 Ethnic groups and minorities

Chinese colony 11: 0253 Spanish socialist refugees 4: 0100

Exhibitions, shows, and parades anti-U.S. 4: 0078 general 2: 0271 NASA 3: 0030 U.S. National Exhibition 3: 0404

Exit and transit permits Spring Fiesta 7: 0559

Explosives see Bombs and bombings

Extremist organizations 4: 0106; 11: 0281

Falcon reservoir drownings 16: 0615

Fannin, Paul 3: 0763

Federal District (D.F.) mayoral resignation 12: 0761 reports 12: 0527 subway 1: 0259

Federal Electoral Commission 4: 0108, 0210; 11: 0282

Federal Water Pollution Control Act 17: 0579

Fences animal-proof 15: 0576 on international bridges 15: 0490 livestock 15: 0576

Ferree, Frank 1: 0208

Finland diplomatic and consular representation

13: 0235, 0237, 0372 Tello Macias, Manuel, press conference

3: 0763 First International Congress on the Sociology of Peace

18: 0602 First National Conference (MLN)

3: 0238 Fish and fishing industry

altercations 6: 0002, 0537 fisheries laws 18: 0483 general 3: 0238; 4: 0703; 6: 0714;

9: 0437, 0586, 0829; 13: 0216; 18: 0483

minesweepers 2: 0028, 0038; 4: 0703 navigation aids 18: 0483 proposed agreement 18: 0348 reimbursements 18: 0418 seizure of U.S. vessels 2: 0028; 6: 0537,

0714; 18: 0418 shrimp 2: 0233 Soviet vessels 18: 0621 water limits and enforcement 2: 0028,

0038, 0233, 0289; 3: 0030, 0404; 4: 0703; 6: 0537, 0714; 13: 0184; 18: 0348, 0418, 0483

Flight clearances and overflights El Paso airport 14: 0589 NASA 2: 0234

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presidential plane 2: 0055 training 2: 0324 University of Minnesota balloon

13: 0176 see also Military transportation

Flood control 6: 0748; 7: 0001; 14: 0860; 15: 0199,

0382, 0792; 16: 0069, 0172, 0415; 17: 0001

Food for Peace Program barter and charity uses 1: 0440 civilian assistance 1: 0406 commodity sales 1: 0148, 0423 dollar credit sales 1: 0111, 0449 famine relief 1: 0121, 0431 general 1: 0057 misuse 1: 0406 program transactions 1: 0149 status 1: 0383 surplus commodities 1: 0052, 0406,

0449 termination 1: 0383

Foreign economic relations Central America 1: 0176, 0184

Foreign opinion of U.S. 1: 0208; 13: 0524

Foreign relations Brazil 9: 0688 Central America 13: 0356 Cuba 3: 0238; 9: 0688 Estrada Doctrine 4: 0831, 0844;

9: 0548; 13: 0322 Guatemala 9: 0781, 0829, 0883 Haiti 4: 0891; 13: 0329 Latin America 13: 0356 Nicaragua 13: 0373 North Korea 4: 0848 North Vietnam 18: 0634 Pakistan 4: 0850 Panama 13: 0379 policy and background 4: 0851 Portugal 4: 0851 PRC 3: 0238 Rumania 13: 0419 South Vietnam 4: 0852; 18: 0636 Spain 13: 0426 Trinidad and Tobago 13: 0432 United Arab Republic 13: 0434 USSR 7: 0583; 18: 0604 Venezuela 7: 0642

West Germany 2: 0461; 3: 0763 Yugoslavia 7: 0651 see also Agreements and treaties see also Diplomatic and consular

representation Foreign trade

controls 1: 0208, 0252; 8: 0379, 0694, 0846; 9: 0079, 0274, 0688; 12: 0761; 13: 0524

exports 9: 0829 general 3: 0238; 9: 0384, 0586;

13: 0668 National Council of Foreign Trade

11: 0361 France


Paris 2: 0461 Franklin Canal

relocation 15: 0490, 0715 Freeman, Fulton (Ambassador)

appointment 18: 0729 visits and meetings 18: 0640, 0771

Frente Electoral del Pueblo (FEP) see People’s Electoral Front (FEP)

Gas Natural (company) 1: 0449

General Accounting Office report 1: 0383

Germany, Federal Republic of (West Germany)


foreign relations 2: 0461; 3: 0763 Ghana


Globus Industries, Inc. 2: 0296

Government administration 4: 0334; 12: 0299 church-state relations 4: 0366; 12: 0337 constitution 12: 0332 dependencies 12: 0878 executive branch 4: 0215; 7: 0659;

11: 0411, 0532, 0685, 0795; 12: 0001, 0121

general 4: 0210; 11: 0361 judiciary 4: 0325; 12: 0291 legislature 4: 0303; 12: 0240

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list of officials 11: 0795 national symbols and anthem 12: 0336 presidential succession 4: 0215;

12: 0885 securities 3: 0238 Yugoslavia 7: 0659 see also State and local government

Grants and technical assistance Brazil 1: 0169 British Honduras 1: 0172 Costa Rica 1: 0174 El Salvador 1: 0175 general 1: 0003, 0259, 0295 Honduras 1: 0176 iron and steel industry 1: 0169 Latin America 1: 0184 medical 1: 0306 military training 1: 0250

Guadalajara, Jalisco reports 4: 0406; 12: 0662, 0761 students 4: 0606

Guatemala diplomatic and consular representation

4: 0837; 13: 0225 foreign relations 9: 0781, 0829, 0883 rebellion and coups 3: 0404 territory and boundaries 4: 0841

Guaymas, Sonora tracking station 2: 0385, 0447; 3: 0238

Guinea, Republic of diplomatic and consular representation

13: 0221 Gulf of California

13: 0184 Haiti

diplomatic and consular representation 4: 0842; 13: 0330, 0342

foreign relations 4: 0891; 13: 0329 Ham-Cheen, Francisco, Jr.

12: 0927 Hermosillo, Sonora

reports 12: 0761 Higher education

exchanges 3: 0030 Morelia University 3: 0404; 11: 0142;

13: 0001 Technological Institute of Merida

1: 0616 Texas Western College 3: 0030 University of Guadalajara 1: 0307

University of Minnesota 13: 0176 see also Students

Hojalata y Lamina, S.A. 1: 0169

Homicide Ciudad Juarez former mayors 4: 0606

Honduras diplomatic and consular representation

4: 0844; 13: 0345 grants and technical assistance 1: 0176

Hong Kong diplomatic and consular representation

13: 0343 Hoof-and-mouth disease

3: 0238 Housing construction projects

John F. Kennedy Housing Development 1: 0003, 0208; 3: 0238

Orleans Monterrey Housing Guaranty Project 1: 0070

Housing Investment Guaranty Program 1: 0307

Huichole Indians 12: 0885

Hurricane Inez 1: 0431; 9: 0507

Incidents and disputes 12: 0877, 0881

Independence and recognition 4: 0391; 12: 0339

India diplomatic and consular representation

4: 0846, 0851 Industrial College of the Armed Forces

2: 0370 Industrialization

12: 0662 Informes (State of the Union addresses)

Diaz Ordaz, Gustavo 9: 0185; 12: 0001, 0121

Lopez Mateos, Adolfo 4: 0215; 9: 0688; 11: 0361

Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) activities 4: 0051 candidates 3: 0238; 4: 0108; 10: 0702 Executive Committee 11: 0001 IV National Assembly 10: 0792 general 3: 0022, 0030, 0404 Madrazo, Carlos, resignation 8: 0694 national planning 10: 0702

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philosophy 4: 0001 reorganization 8: 0772; 9: 0781, 0883 youth organization 11: 0142

Intelligence activities 2: 0783, 0795

Inter-American Development Bank 1: 0070, 0307

Interior Department Bureau of Reclamation 18: 0252 National Park Service 17: 0163, 0647,

0886 Internal security and counterinsurgency

agents 12: 0927; 14: 0578 demonstrations and riots 12: 0958;

13: 0001 espionage, subversion, and sabotage

12: 0934 general 4: 0591; 12: 0885, 0923;

14: 0577 plans and programs 4: 0601; 12: 0911 reports 4: 0602 training 12: 0885 travel control and observation 13: 0101,

0149 see also Rebellion and coups

International assistance agreements 1: 0154 development research 1: 0379 general 1: 0208, 0252; 4: 0406; 9: 0482 Nicaragua 1: 0154 program operation 1: 0001 South Vietnam 1: 0206 termination of U.S. aid 1: 0022 see also Alliance for Progress see also Borders see also Bracero program see also Community development see also Food for Peace Program see also Grants and technical

assistance see also Loans

International Boundary and Water Commission (IBWC)

Amistad geology report 5: 0206 documentary 17: 0647 general 5: 0502; 6: 0138, 0748, 0839;

7: 0001; 14: 0679, 0770, 0860; 15: 0001, 0119, 0199; 16: 0172, 0288, 0502, 0615, 0758, 0866; 17: 0001, 0073, 0163, 0352, 0579,

0647, 0735, 0886; 18: 0001, 0087, 0171

Water Bulletin Number 33 17: 0261 International bridges

general 16: 0288, 0502, 0758; 17: 0073, 0352, 0579; 18: 0001

proposals 7: 0001; 15: 0490 see also Anzalduas Dam

International Good Neighbor Council 4: 0854; 5: 0206

International Marketing Institute 1: 0295

International waters 6: 0500; 13: 0216; 18: 0599 see also Territorial waters

Iron and steel industry grants and technical assistance 1: 0169

Italy diplomatic and consular representation

13: 0350 Jalisco

Guadalajara 4: 0406, 0606; 12: 0662, 0761

James, Daniel book review 4: 0891

Japan diplomatic and consular representation

13: 0352 John XXIII (pope)

death of 3: 0404 John F. Kennedy Housing Development

1: 0003, 0208; 3: 0238 Johnson, Lyndon Baines

letter about MLF 2: 0461 visits and meetings 1: 0307; 9: 0548,

0586; 10: 0246, 0317; 11: 0532; 13: 0446, 0524, 0600; 14: 0607, 0860

Judiciary 4: 0325; 12: 0291

Kennedy, John F. assassination 3: 0030, 0238; 4: 0717;

8: 0059 Kennedy, Robert F.

visits and meetings 9: 0384 Kino, Father Eusebio

remains found 9: 0001 Korea, Democratic People’s Republic of (North Korea)

foreign relations 4: 0848

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Labor organizations AFL-CIO 1: 0070 Agricultural Workers Union of Mexico

1: 0252 Apple Growers Association 1: 0259 Confederation of Mexican Workers

3: 0238 general 4: 0066; 11: 0139 Yugoslavia 1: 0553

Labor relations general 3: 0404; 8: 0059, 0138, 0304,

0379, 0498, 0625, 0694; 9: 0001, 0079, 0185, 0274, 0781, 0829; 12: 0662

meetings 10: 0051 unrest 3: 0030 see also Strikes

Land acquisition 15: 0382

Land and Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965

16: 0502, 0723 Land appraisals

15: 0001, 0119, 0199 Land claims

3: 0030; 15: 0490; 16: 0069; 17: 0647 Land distribution

3: 0030, 0238, 0404; 8: 0379, 0625; 9: 0001, 0185

Land ownership and rights 3: 0030, 0491, 0571; 5: 0272, 0376,

0502; 6: 0026, 0138, 0837; 8: 0059, 0138, 0225, 0304, 0498, 0846; 9: 0586, 0688, 0829; 14: 0679, 0770, 0860; 15: 0001, 0119; 17: 0352

see also American-Mexican Chamizal Convention Act of 1964

see also Chamizal dispute Land reform

9: 0079 Land use

3: 0238; 12: 0662 Latin America

Cuban influence 12: 0911 foreign relations 13: 0356 grants and technical assistance 1: 0184 rebellion and coups 3: 0238 see also Central America

Latin American Denuclearized Zone 2: 0387; 3: 0030, 0238, 0404; 9: 0384,

0507, 0883 Laws and regulations

Baja California 10: 0056 Colorado River 18: 0001 domestic 3: 0626; 10: 0056 fisheries laws 18: 0483 general 3: 0625; 10: 0055 international 3: 0631 Organic Municipal Law of Puebla

12: 0662 League of United Latin American Citizens

14: 0770 Legion of Merit

2: 0264 Legislature

4: 0303; 12: 0240 Liquor and liquor industry

import restrictions 12: 0761; 13: 0524 Livestock and livestock industry

diseases 3: 0238 general 3: 0238, 0491; 8: 0138 proposed gates 15: 0576

Loans 1: 0070, 0307

Lopez Arellano, General Oswaldo 1: 0176

Lopez Mateos, Adolfo Arizona State Fair 3: 0763 general 3: 0238 health 10: 0139 Informes 4: 0215; 9: 0688; 11: 0361 tour of Europe 3: 0404, 0763 visits and meetings 3: 0030, 0491;

7: 0646; 9: 0586; 10: 0246; 13: 0446, 0600; 14: 0860

Lopez Mateos, Eva Samano see Samano de Lopez Mateos, Eva

Los Angeles, California Watts riot (1965) 9: 0883

Madera, Chihuahua attack on army garrison 13: 0001

Madrazo, Carlos general 10: 0139; 12: 0527, 0662, 0852 political views 11: 0062 resignation 8: 0694; 11: 0001, 0103

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Magana Cerda, General Octavio 3: 0635

Mann, Thomas new position 3: 0238

Margain, Hugo B. 13: 0837

Maria Moors Cabot Award 3: 0755

Martinez Dominguez, Alfonso 11: 0282

Maryland driver’s license fees 14: 0325

May, Mrs. Robert 1: 0208

Mazatlan, Sinaloa reports 12: 0761

Medical assistance aerospace training 2: 0255 diplomatic official 13: 0251 Dominican Republic 1: 0306 U.S. Coast Guardsman 2: 0087

Meetings OAS 9: 0688; 12: 0121

Merida, Yucatan general 1: 0616 reports 12: 0436, 0598 U.S. consulate 12: 0958

Mexicali, Baja California Chinese colony 11: 0253 reports 12: 0527, 0598 sewage and wastewater systems

7: 0001; 16: 0363 UFO sighting 8: 0625

Mexican Academy of International Law 3: 0631

Mexican Bolshevik Party (PCBM) 1: 0487, 0498

Mexican Communist Party (PCM) arrests 1: 0699; 12: 0934 general 1: 0487, 0498, 0526 leaders 13: 0154 plans 1: 0515 program 11: 0001 Solidarity with Vietnam Week 8: 0846;

11: 0142; 12: 0662; 13: 0001, 0524; 18: 0634

split with PPS 3: 0904 Mexico and the Americans

book review 4: 0891

Mexico-China Friendship Society 1: 0526

Michoacan Communist infiltration 1: 0575

Military assistance advisory and training assistance 2: 0079 equipment and supplies 2: 0451, 0614,

0626, 0711 Military Assistance Program (MAP)

continuation 2: 0626 policies and procedures 2: 0611 termination 2: 0781

Military decorations and awards Legion of Merit 2: 0264

Military equipment and supplies artillery mounts and mechanisms

2: 0451, 0614, 0626, 0711 cranes 2: 0626 dry dock 2: 0626 fuses 2: 0711 general 2: 0614, 0626 mapping and surveying instruments

2: 0711 oil tankers 2: 0626 ordnance 2: 0626, 0711 radio equipment 2: 0614

Military personnel 2: 0006, 0284, 0287, 0384

Military transportation flight clearances and overflights 2: 0055,

0234, 0324 Military visits and missions

escort duty 2: 0387 general 2: 0015, 0017, 0270, 0387 South Vietnam 2: 0459 Soviet vessels 3: 0030 U.S. vessels 2: 0016, 0087, 0373, 0387,

0481, 0522, 0609 Venezuela 2: 0456

Milk evaporated milk program 1: 0208, 0252 import restrictions 1: 0208, 0252

Mines and mineral resources 3: 0404; 11: 0142; 13: 0668

Missionaries state and local government 1: 0495

Moebius, Guido Otto 12: 0885

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Monterrey, Nuevo Leon business and industry 1: 0259 development 1: 0070 reports 12: 0436, 0527, 0662, 0761 visits and meetings 18: 0640

Morelia University demonstrations and riots 3: 0404 student death 11: 0142

Motion pictures Columbia Pictures Corporation 5: 0199 IBWC documentary 17: 0647

Movimiento Liberación Nacional (MLN) see National Liberation Movement

(MLN) Mozambique

defense affairs 2: 0520 Multilateral Force (MLF)

2: 0461 National Action Party (PAN)

general 3: 0022, 0030 presidential candidates 3: 0238 rally 10: 0702

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

Project Mercury Agreement 2: 0049, 0234

space exhibit 3: 0030 tracking station 2: 0385, 0447; 3: 0238

National Council of Foreign Trade restructuring 11: 0361

National Frontier Development Program 4: 0657, 0697

National Institute for the Protection of Children

1: 0208, 0252 National Institute of Mexican Youth

11: 0361 Nationalist organizations

11: 0270 National Liberation Movement (MLN)

activities 1: 0526 Cardenas del Rio, Lazaro, address

3: 0904 committee members 1: 0526 First National Conference 3: 0238 general 1: 0498; 3: 0030, 0404 meetings 4: 0001 National Committee report 1: 0550 Northern Regional Congress 1: 0515

resignations 11: 0001 training camp 1: 0553

National Park Service 17: 0163, 0647, 0886

National Peasant Confederation (CNC) 3: 0030, 0904; 11: 0103

National Sinarquista Union 11: 0270; 12: 0598

National symbols flag burning 13: 0001 flag protocol 12: 0336

National War College 2: 0370

National Water Commission Act proposal 17: 0804

Natural gas industry distribution system 1: 0449

Navy 2: 0254

Nayarit 12: 0852

Nepal diplomatic and consular representation

4: 0645 Netherlands

diplomatic and consular representation 13: 0368, 0369

Newsweek (magazine) MLF gala 2: 0461

Nicaragua agreements and treaties 1: 0154 diplomatic and consular representation

13: 0374 foreign relations 13: 0373 international assistance 1: 0154

Northern Regional Congress (MLN) 1: 0515

Nuclear power and weapons construction of reactor 3: 0238 desalinization plant 16: 0288; 17: 0735 risks 2: 0087 visits by U.S. vessels 2: 0087, 0387;

3: 0238 Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

3: 0238 Nuevo Leon

church influence 4: 0366 civil-military relations 4: 0406 defense affairs 2: 0001

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Monterrey 1: 0070, 0259; 12: 0436, 0527, 0662, 0761; 18: 0640

reports 4: 0406 Sabinas Hidalgo 1: 0675; 3: 0404 training camp 1: 0553

Olympic Games (1968) 3: 0238; 10: 0317

Orange Ball Bus Company 5: 0206

Organic Municipal Law of Puebla 12: 0662

Organization of American States (OAS) general 9: 0466 Meeting of Foreign Ministers 9: 0688 Meeting of Presidents 12: 0121

Organizations and associations American Institute of Architects 16: 0415 Assembly of Border States 14: 0529 Chamizal Civic Association 6: 0138;

14: 0679 Chihuahua Institute of Social Studies

1: 0616 CNC 3: 0030, 0904; 11: 0103 Committee for the Defense of the

Mexicali Valley 16: 0001 Communist 4: 0061 Communist Youth of Mexico 1: 0712 Economic Club of Detroit 11: 0411;

13: 0668 farming 4: 0102; 11: 0260 FEP 1: 0515, 0526; 3: 0030, 0238,

0404, 0491, 0904; 4: 0001, 0108; 10: 0702

influencing youth 12: 0934 International Good Neighbor Council

4: 0854; 5: 0206 International Marketing Institute 1: 0295 League of United Latin American

Citizens 14: 0770 Mexican Academy of International Law

3: 0631 Mexico-China Friendship Society

1: 0526 MLN 1: 0498, 0526, 0550, 0553;

3: 0030, 0238, 0404, 0904; 4: 0001; 11: 0001

National Council of Foreign Trade 11: 0361

National Frontier Development Program 4: 0657, 0697

National Institute for the Protection of Children 1: 0208, 0252

National Institute of Mexican Youth 11: 0361

nationalist 11: 0270 National Sinarquista Union 12: 0598 OAS 9: 0466, 0688; 12: 0121 Revolutionary Student Front 1: 0726 Russian-Mexican Cultural Institute

12: 0958 Southwest Agricultural Institute of

Mexico 1: 0259 Soviet-Mexican Friendship Society

1: 0699 U.S.-Mexico Border Cities Association

9: 0274; 13: 0524 U.S.-Mexico Emergency Planning

Committee 2: 0242, 0366 Volunteer Border Relief Program

1: 0208, 0431 World Health Organization 1: 0575 see also Extremist organizations see also Labor organizations see also Religious organizations see also Youth organizations

Orleans Monterrey Housing Guaranty Project

1: 0070 Ortega Martinez, Lauro

11: 0001 Ortiz Rubio, Pascual

death of 3: 0238, 0752; 4: 0394 Oswald, Lee Harvey

visit to Mexico 3: 0238 Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act

18: 0763 Pacheco, Florentine

15: 0382 Pakistan


foreign relations 4: 0850 Panama


foreign relations 13: 0379 Panama Canal

crisis 12: 0958 Sixth Fleet 2: 0087

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Pardo Bolland, Salvador (Ambassador) arrest 13: 0302

Paris, France MLF gala 2: 0461

Parsons and Whittemore Straw Pulp Mill 1: 0259

Partido Acción Nacional (PAN) see National Action Party (PAN)

Partido Comunista Bolshevique Mexicano (PCBM)

see Mexican Bolshevik Party (PCBM) Partido Comunista Mexicano (PCM)

see Mexican Communist Party (PCM) Partido Popular Socialista (PPS)

see Socialist People’s Party (PPS) Partido Revolucionario Institucional (PRI)

see Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)

Peace and nonaggression 4: 0588; 5: 0199; 14: 0529

Peace Corps volunteers 1: 0381

People’s Electoral Front (FEP) candidates 4: 0108 formation 3: 0404, 0904; 4: 0001 fraud 1: 0515; 3: 0238, 0904 general 3: 0030, 0491 meeting 4: 0001 Provisional Committee 1: 0526 rally 10: 0702 registration 3: 0904

Petroleum and petroleum industry 3: 0030

Philippines, Republic of diplomatic and consular representation

13: 0405 Poland


Politica (magazine) attack on Gustavo Diaz Ordaz 1: 0598 general 1: 0495, 0707

Political affairs and relations cooperation 13: 0356 general 3: 0001; 4: 0779; 7: 0646, 0655;

8: 0001; 13: 0218; 18: 0601 maneuvering 3: 0030 organizations and alignments 7: 0653;

10: 0051; 18: 0602

policy and background 3: 0022; 4: 0891, 0909; 8: 0013; 13: 0356, 0600

policy assessment 13: 0600 political views 11: 0062 prominent persons 3: 0635, 0710, 0752,

0755; 4: 0919, 0920, 0923; 10: 0062, 0139, 0212, 0220

see also Foreign relations see also State and local government

Political parties conventions 4: 0058 general 3: 0904; 4: 0001; 10: 0702,

0792; 11: 0001, 0059, 0062, 0095, 0103

PAN 3: 0022, 0030, 0238; 10: 0702 PCBM 1: 0487, 0498 PCM 1: 0487, 0498, 0515, 0526, 0699;

3: 0904; 8: 0846; 11: 0001; 12: 0934; 13: 0154

PPS 1: 0487, 0526; 3: 0238, 0904; 8: 0846; 11: 0001

PRI 3: 0022, 0030, 0238, 0404; 4: 0001, 0051, 0108; 8: 0694, 0772; 9: 0781, 0883; 10: 0702, 0792; 11: 0001, 0142

Portugal armed forces 2: 0520 diplomatic and consular representation

4: 0851; 13: 0412 foreign relations 4: 0851

Press and publications American Institute of Architects 16: 0415 article about Frank Ferree 1: 0208 Communist 1: 0598, 0707 El Dia (newspaper) 12: 0958 foreign 2: 0783 Newsweek (magazine) 2: 0461 Politica (magazine) 1: 0495, 0598, 0707 Provincia (newspaper) 1: 0598 The Rio Grande Press (publisher)

14: 0607 Siempre (magazine) 1: 0598 Time magazine 1: 0575

Prince Charming (ship) 6: 0002, 0537

Project Mercury Agreement 2: 0049, 0234

Prominent persons awards and gifts 3: 0755; 4: 0923;

10: 0220

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biographic data 3: 0710; 4: 0920 congratulations and condolences

3: 0752; 10: 0212 creative writers 3: 0710 intellectuals 3: 0710 political leaders 3: 0710

Propaganda anticlerical 4: 0366, 0627 Communist 1: 0591, 0597, 0598, 0704,

0707; 4: 0366, 0627 dissemination of 1: 0598 pro-Castro 1: 0553 Soviet pamphlets 7: 0583

Provincia (newspaper) 1: 0598

Puebla, Puebla laws 12: 0662

Quintanilla, Luis visits and meetings 10: 0600

Radio and television clandestine transmitter 4: 0603 Communist 1: 0597, 0704

Rasdale Armored Car Service, Inc. 4: 0912

Rebellion and coups Argentina 13: 0322 Dominican Republic 17: 0158 general 4: 0630 Guatemala 3: 0404 internal security 13: 0097; 17: 0158 Latin America 3: 0238

Recreation Amistad National Recreation area

17: 0579; 18: 0087 facilities 17: 0163, 0647, 0886

Refugees asylum 3: 0238 Cuban 4: 0717 Spanish socialists 4: 0100

Regional Anti-Communist Crusade 1: 0675

Religion and religious organizations influence 4: 0366

Religious leaders and clergy Kino, Father Eusebio 9: 0001 Tisserant, Eugene (Cardinal) 9: 0688

Religious organizations 4: 0104

Reports and statistics Altos Hornos 8: 0498 Amistad geology report 5: 0206 Chamizal boundary relocation 14: 0679 Colorado River 17: 0886; 18: 0252 Committee of Fourteen 16: 0069 communism 1: 0515, 0693 consular 12: 0399, 0436, 0527, 0598 Diaz Ordaz, Gustavo presidency

11: 0795; 12: 0001 general 3: 0030; 8: 0059, 0138, 0225,

0304, 0379, 0498, 0625, 0694, 0772, 0846; 9: 0001, 0079, 0185, 0274

Laguna area 8: 0225 Mexico-Panama joint declaration

13: 0379 political summaries 3: 0491; 10: 0001 politico-economic reports 3: 0571;

10: 0009 replacement housing 15: 0199 Rio Grande 5: 0492 salinity 15: 0629; 17: 0352 state and local government 4: 0406 state governors 12: 0527 U.S. briefing book 11: 0532 U.S. inaugural delegation 11: 0795 U.S. position on OAS 12: 0121 weekly reports 3: 0238, 0404; 9: 0384,

0437, 0466, 0482, 0507, 0548, 0586, 0688, 0781, 0829, 0883, 0926

Yuma Valley 17: 0886 Revolutionary Student Front

defeat of 1: 0726 Rio Grande

canalization project 6: 0839 relocation report 5: 0492; 6: 0026, 0083 salinity of 5: 0373; 16: 0415, 0758;

17: 0735, 0886; 18: 0001, 0171 tidewater dam 7: 0001

Rumania diplomatic and consular representation

13: 0419 foreign relations 13: 0419

Rural areas community development 1: 0295 unrest 3: 0030, 0491; 8: 0138, 0225;

9: 0586; 12: 0958; 13: 0001

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Russian-Mexican Cultural Institute 12: 0958

Sabinas Hidalgo, Nuevo Leon anticommunism 1: 0675; 3: 0404

Salas Peyro, E. Guillermo 3: 0755

Salinger, Pierre visits and meetings 7: 0653

Salinity brochure 16: 0363 Colorado River 3: 0030, 0238, 0404,

0491; 5: 0272, 0492; 6: 0081, 0504, 0748, 0839; 7: 0001; 8: 0304; 9: 0688, 0781; 13: 0178; 15: 0119, 0618, 0629, 0725, 0792; 16: 0001, 0069, 0172, 0288, 0363, 0415, 0502, 0615, 0723, 0758, 0866; 17: 0001, 0073, 0143, 0261, 0352, 0886; 18: 0001, 0087, 0348

Committee for the Defense of the Mexicali Valley 16: 0001

Committee of Fourteen 16: 0069, 0758 desalinization plant 6: 0748, 0839;

7: 0001; 16: 0288; 17: 0735 official U.S. position 16: 0172 report 15: 0629 Rio Grande River 5: 0373; 16: 0415,

0758; 17: 0735, 0886; 18: 0001, 0171

Salvage and recovery U.S. practice torpedo 2: 0087

Samano de Lopez Mateos, Eva general 3: 0763; 10: 0062 visits and meetings 3: 0491; 4: 0215

San Diego, California animal-proof fences 15: 0576 flood control 15: 0199, 0382 sewage and wastewater systems

17: 0735 Santa Barbara Islands

6: 0501 Sea Chanters

see U.S. Navy Chorus Search and rescue operations

U.S. Coast Guard 6: 0537, 0714 Senegal, Republic of


Sewage and wastewater systems Calexico-Mexicali 7: 0001; 16: 0363 general 18: 0087 proposed plant 15: 0725 Sonora-Arizona 15: 0792; 17: 0352 Tijuana–San Diego 17: 0735

Shipbuilding 3: 0238

Siempre (magazine) attack on U.S. censorship of Communist

propaganda 1: 0598 Sinaloa

Mazatlan 12: 0761 Sino-Soviet dispute

1: 0487; 3: 0404 Socialist People’s Party (PPS)

general 1: 0487, 0526 publication 11: 0001 Solidarity with Vietnam Week 8: 0846;

11: 0142; 12: 0662; 13: 0001, 0524; 18: 0634

split with PCM 3: 0904 support for Gustavo Diaz Ordaz 3: 0904 visit to Moscow 3: 0238

Solidarity with Vietnam Week 8: 0846; 11: 0142; 12: 0662; 13: 0001,

0524; 18: 0634 Sonora

Guaymas 2: 0385, 0447; 3: 0238 Hermosillo 12: 0761 sewage and wastewater systems

15: 0792; 17: 0352 Sorghum

1: 0449 Southern Gem Mining Company

13: 0668 South Gila River

levee agreement 17: 0735 Southwest Agricultural Institute of Mexico

1: 0259 Soviet bloc

delegations 11: 0685 port visits 3: 0030

Soviet-Mexican Friendship Society 1: 0699

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Spain diplomatic and consular representation


State and local government elections 3: 0030; 4: 0574; 8: 0625;

12: 0852 foreign participation in 1: 0495 general 3: 0030; 12: 0399, 0436, 0527,

0598, 0662, 0761 political affairs 8: 0059, 0138, 0225,

0304, 0379, 0498, 0694, 0846; 9: 0079, 0185, 0274; 11: 0795

reports 4: 0406 Strikes

hunger strike 11: 0139 teachers 3: 0030

Students demonstrations and riots 3: 0030, 0238,

0404; 4: 0078, 0606; 8: 0379, 0625, 0846; 9: 0079, 0185, 0482, 0507, 0548, 0586, 0781; 11: 0142; 12: 0881, 0958; 13: 0001

elections 1: 0726; 9: 0274 Sulfur

9: 0829 Switzerland


Tabasco 12: 0878

Tampico, Veracruz reports 12: 0399, 0527, 0662 visits by U.S. vessels 2: 0087, 0522

Teachers demonstrations and riots 9: 0185

Technical Assistance Agreement 1: 0154

Technological Institute of Merida U.S. influence 1: 0616

Tello Macias, Manuel general 4: 0215 press conference 3: 0763

Territorial waters general 2: 0028; 6: 0537, 0714; 7: 0684;

13: 0184; 18: 0348, 0418, 0483 limits dispute 18: 0348, 0418, 0483 USSR 18: 0621 see also Fish and fishing industry

Territory and boundaries bridges and tunnels 18: 0586 commissions 7: 0552 delimitation and mapping 6: 0484;

15: 0576 disputes and violations 4: 0841; 5: 0272,

0376, 0502; 6: 0001, 0026, 0083, 0138, 0837; 13: 0175, 0177; 14: 0679, 0770, 0860; 15: 0001, 0119, 0199, 0382, 0490

general 4: 0657; 5: 0203, 0206; 14: 0607

Guatemala 4: 0841 Horcon cutoff 15: 0199, 0490; 18: 0087 island claims 6: 0498, 0501 see also American-Mexican Chamizal

Convention Act of 1964 see also Borders see also Boundary commissions see also Waters and boundaries

Texas El Paso 14: 0589 official view of Chamizal 5: 0502 see also American-Mexican Chamizal

Convention Act of 1964 Texas Western College

3: 0030 The Rio Grande Press (publisher)

14: 0607 Tijuana, Baja California

animal-proof fences 15: 0576 campaign funds 1: 0690 channelization project 6: 0839;

15: 0602; 17: 0486, 0579; 18: 0171 desalinization plant 6: 0748, 0839;

7: 0001 flood control 15: 0199, 0382 land claims 3: 0030 reports 12: 0598, 0761 sewage and wastewater systems

17: 0735 station XEMO 1: 0704

Time magazine 1: 0575

Tisserant, Eugene (Cardinal) visits and meetings 9: 0688

Tito, Josip Broz (Marshal) visits and meetings 3: 0238; 7: 0659

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Tobacco 1: 0449

Transportation Mexico City subway 1: 0259 Orange Ball Bus Company 5: 0206 reciprocity agreements 4: 0717; 5: 0206 see also International bridges

Travel control and observation 4: 0717; 5: 0204; 7: 0559; 13: 0149 see also Exit and transit permits

Trinidad and Tobago diplomatic and consular representation


Tunisia diplomatic and consular representation

13: 0433 Unemployment

3: 0030 Unidentified flying object (UFO)

Mexicali 8: 0625 Union Nacional Sinarquismo (UNS)

see National Sinarquista Union Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR)

diplomatic and consular representation 7: 0640, 0664; 18: 0605, 0620

foreign relations 7: 0583; 18: 0604 interparliamentary meeting 4: 0303 territorial waters 18: 0621

United Arab Republic foreign relations 13: 0434

United Nations Conference on Trade and Development

9: 0586 University of Guadalajara

1: 0307 University of Minnesota

balloon 13: 0176 University of Texas, El Paso

see Texas Western College Uruchurtu, Ernesto

resignation 12: 0761 Uruguay


U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds 2: 0271

USCGC Nike 2: 0087

USCGC Taney 2: 0087

U.S. Marine Corps hymn 13: 0446

U.S.-Mexican Interparliamentary Meeting 3: 0710

U.S.-Mexico Border Cities Association meeting 13: 0524 official proceedings 9: 0274

U.S.-Mexico Consular Convention 14: 0325

U.S.-Mexico Emergency Planning Committee

2: 0242, 0366 U.S. National Exhibition

3: 0404 U.S. Navy Blue Angels

2: 0271 U.S. Navy Chorus

tour 2: 0087 U.S. Navy Chuting Stars

2: 0271 USS Huse

visit to Tampico 2: 0087 USS Lexington

visit to Tampico 2: 0522 USS Wren

visit to Tampico 2: 0087 Venezuela

defense affairs 2: 0456 diplomatic and consular representation

18: 0632 foreign relations 7: 0642 military visits and missions 2: 0456

Veracruz radio transmitter 4: 0603 Tampico 2: 0087, 0522; 12: 0399, 0527,

0662 Vietnam, Democratic Republic of (North Vietnam)

foreign relations 18: 0634 Vietnam, Republic of (South Vietnam)

aid refusal 1: 0206 defense affairs 2: 0459 foreign relations 4: 0852; 18: 0636 international assistance 1: 0206 military visits and missions 2: 0459

Vietnam War 9: 0079, 0688, 0926; 12: 0958

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Villa, Francisco (Pancho) commemoration 3: 0030

Visits and meetings Campos Salas, Octavio 10: 0385 de Gaulle, Charles 9: 0586 Diaz Ordaz, Gustavo 1: 0184, 0307;

9: 0548; 10: 0317, 0385, 0439, 0600; 11: 0532; 13: 0446, 0524; 14: 0607

diplomatic 8: 0846; 9: 0079 Freeman, Fulton 18: 0640, 0771 general 3: 0403, 0763; 10: 0385, 0439,

0600, 0700 interparliamentary 4: 0303 Johnson, Lyndon B. 1: 0307; 9: 0548,

0586; 10: 0246, 0317; 11: 0532; 13: 0446, 0524, 0600; 14: 0607, 0860

Kennedy, Robert F. 9: 0384 labor leaders 10: 0051 Lopez Arellano, General Oswaldo

1: 0176 Lopez Mateos, Adolfo 3: 0030, 0404,

0491, 0763; 7: 0646; 9: 0586; 10: 0246; 13: 0446, 0600; 14: 0860

Oswald, Lee Harvey 3: 0238 Quintanilla, Luis 10: 0600 Salinger, Pierre 7: 0653 Samano de Lopez Mateos, Eva 3: 0491;

4: 0215 Soviet bloc 3: 0030 Tisserant, Eugene (Cardinal) 9: 0688 Tito, Josip Broz (Marshal) 3: 0238;

7: 0659 Yugoslav labor leader 1: 0553 see also Military visits and missions

Volunteer Border Relief Program 1: 0208, 0431

Wage controls 8: 0694

Water resources Federal Water Pollution Control Act

17: 0579 general 16: 0001, 0172, 0502, 0615,

0866; 17: 0486, 0886; 18: 0001, 0252

Land and Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965 16: 0502, 0723

Pacific Southwest 15: 0792 supply 8: 0694; 9: 0274; 18: 0087, 0171

Yuma Valley Groundwater Recovery Program 17: 0647, 0735, 0804; 18: 0001, 0087, 0171

see also Colorado River see also Rio Grande see also Salinity

Waters and boundaries boundary and international rivers and

seaways 5: 0373, 0492; 6: 0081, 0748, 0839; 7: 0001, 0671; 13: 0178; 15: 0616, 0618, 0629, 0725, 0792; 16: 0001, 0069, 0172, 0288, 0363, 0415, 0502, 0615, 0723, 0758, 0866; 17: 0001, 0073, 0143, 0163, 0261, 0352, 0486, 0579, 0647, 0735, 0804, 0886; 18: 0001, 0087, 0171, 0252

general 4: 0697; 6: 0504; 15: 0602 intracoastal waterway 4: 0700 see also Borders see also International Boundary and

Water Commission (IBWC) see also International bridges see also Territorial waters see also Territory and boundaries

Watts Riot, Los Angeles, California (1965)

9: 0883 Weekly reports

3: 0238, 0404; 9: 0384, 0437, 0466, 0482, 0507, 0548, 0586, 0688, 0781, 0829, 0883, 0926

World Health Organization alleged activity of representative 1: 0575

Youth Leadership Training 11: 0142

Youth organizations Constitutionalist Youth 11: 0142 general 4: 0078, 0928; 11: 0142 PRI 11: 0142

Yucatan Communist activity 4: 0591 gubernatorial candidates 4: 0406 leftist activity 1: 0121 Merida 1: 0616; 12: 0436, 0598, 0958 Peto Incident 1: 0553 political affairs 11: 0795 reports 4: 0406; 12: 0662 training camp 1: 0575

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Yugoslavia diplomatic and consular representation

18: 0631, 0637 foreign relations 7: 0651 government 7: 0659 labor leader 1: 0553

Yuma Valley Groundwater Recovery Program

17: 0647, 0735, 0804; 18: 0001, 0087, 0171

Zacatecas Communist activity 1: 0598

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