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# INFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORTCENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCYThis material containe Information effecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Title 18, U.S.C. Sections 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law.SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEMCOUNTRY Mexico/Dominican Republic REPORT NO. CS-311/06825-66SUBJECT The National Liberation Movement-Observance of Dominican Republic Week; DATE DISTR. 27 May 1966Criticism of Visit to Mexico of NO. PAGES 2.President Johnson REFERENCESDATE OF 25 April 1966INFO.PLACE & Mexico, Mexico CityDATE ACQ. (27 April 1966) FIELD REPORT NO. HMM-10335THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.SOURCE Mexican security officer with access to information derived frominvestigative activities. His reporting is believed to be reliable.1.  On 25 April 1966 the National Liberation Movement (MLN -    Movimiento de Liberación Nacional) held a meeting in its    offices at Republica do El Salvador No. 30-301 in observance    of the Week of Solidarity with the Dominican Republic. Only    about 35 persons attended the meeting which was chaired by    Luis Cordova Ortiz and Guillermo Casteron Ita, in the absence    of leftist Journalist Victor Rico Galan who could not attend    because of illness.2.  Cordova devoted his speech to a denunciation of the United    States' "armed invasion" of the Dominican Republic, calling    it an act which has aroused the indignation of the entire    world. On behalf of the MLN he demanded the withdrawal of    U.S. troops from that country.3.  Guillermo Calderon spoke briefly about the U.S. presence in    the Dominican Republic, but devoted the better part of his    speech to a criticism of the visit to Mexico of President    Johnson on 14 April 1966. He accused the Mexican and United    States governments of having kept secret until the very last    minute the fact of an official visit which was falsely described    as a courtesy visit. The visit was made on the pretext    of unveiling the Lincoln statue, he said, but the fact that    President Johnson brought with him all the members of his    cabinet and his principal advisors, notwithstanding their54321SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEMSTATE GIA ARMY NAVY AIR AIG OCR USIA FBI #3CINCSO I&NS(Note Field distribution indicated by ".")# NFORMATION REPORT INFORMATION REPORT| CL/ICG         | 1 WH/FI                                     || -------------- | ------------------------------------------- || CI/OPS/WH/CA/P | 1 WH/CA/P                                   || CA/INT         | 1WH/R/0                                     || CA/PROP        | 1 WH/1                                      || WH/R           | 1 WH/MEXI                                   || TOTAL          | IK 2, CI 4, FI 3, CA 2, WII 13 (3), Do/a 1. ||         | 1 WH/MCTY                    || ------- | ---------------------------- ||         | 1 WH/PACY                    ||         | 1. WH/7/DR                   ||         | 1. WH/SDOM                   ||         | 1 WH/SADR                    || LIAISON | WH/7/DR/R HK PeH BV HB:POH:N |ICN-10335LITEMFO(LITHPO-12)CS-311/06325-66GROUP 1Excluded from automaticdeclassificatios anddegreding