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® a ® co AL VISIT OF PRESIDENT AND MRS. JOHNSON The "“Trotskyites" probably refers to members of the- Partido Obrero Revolucionario (POR » Revolutionary Workers T-2 and T-3, who have furnished reliable informa~ tion in the past, on April 16, 1966, made tne following resumé of incidents during the travel of President LYNDON B. JOUNSON from the Mexico City International Airport to Los Pinos, home of President GUSTAVO DIAZ ORDAZ of Mexico: In front of the Benito Juarez hemicycle, Mexico, DF, about 200 students from UNAM shouted, "Johnson out of Mexico," "Johnson ~ Murderer," and "Yankees out of Vietn4n." These students were dispersed by agents of the Judicial Police in Mexico, DF, and by agents of Special Services, Metropolitan Police Department. When the Presidential retinue passed the corner of Insurgentes and Paseo de la Reforma, another group of stu- dents from the National Polytechnic Institute (IPN) shouted Similar phrases, These students were quickly dispersed by grenadiers and by egents of Special Services of the Metropolitan Police Department. ‘ PWS LO Just before the PresideyaiGl retinue passed in front of the United Statz Enhassy, a group of students fron UNAM, headed by MANUE MORA, leader of Trotskyite groups at UNAM, attempted to distrintite propaganda protesting the visit of President JOHNSON to Mexico. MANUEL AGUILAR MORA was detained momentarily but released by agents of Special Services of the Metropolitan Police Department, and his followers were quickly dispersed, but not before a number of the agitators were struck by police officers. T-1 advised that the propaganda which MANUEL AGUILAR HORA attempted to distribyte consisted of “flyers" containing [T]] the letterhead of PoR. Many Cuban exiles lined the streets carrying signs and flags of their country. The signs protested the "communist meddling" in their country. These signs were confiscated by police officials. CON AL