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’7 THE AIR'

Queen's Visit Security Claimed ‘Exaggeraied’

QUEBEC (CF) — Authorities here any reports about securi measures being taken tor the visit here Oct. 10-11 of Queen Elizabeth are being matly ex- aggerated.

Col. J. P. Martin. co-brdina~ tor of plans for the visit, said

' here been

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an awful lot of loose talk about 4,000 to 5,000 men."

But a distinction wasn‘t being drawn in these reports between actual security forces—JRCMP, Quebec provincial police, muni- cipal police, and other forces—

troops who would play a "courtesy" role.

Troops would line the streets as the Queen passed. Col. Mar- tifn said, but this was "a matter 0

co sy.

"This is done even in London. it's done anywhere."

RCMP Inspector J. A. Nadon. chairman at a police commit- tee making security plans for the visit. said “we don't know ourselves" how many men will actri‘ally be involved in security wor .

ALL ON COMMITTEE

RCMP. provincial and city po- lice. railway and harbor police and representatives of th

termed services were on the committee.

When the royal yacht Brit-

tsnia arrive Oct. 10, harbor po-

lice would naturally be on hand,

city police would control move- ments through the city, while provincial police would be pres- ent when the Queen visited the Quebec legislature, and later

ois-de-Coulonges. residence oi

the lieutenant-governor. -

Railway police would be pres-

ent during a dinner given by

the province at the Chateau Frontenac, a hotel owned by the Canadian Pacific Railway

The visit also involves the in- auguration by the Queen of a memorial at The Citadel, head- quarters ot the Ron! 22nd Regi- ment of which she is colonel-in-

ce

The Queen is to leave by air Oct. 11 trom l'LAncienne-Lorette Airport for Ottawa.

Col. Martin said the program hasn't been fully worked out yet

d tor Nadon said the police committee hasn't reached the stage where details have been decided.

Inspector Nadon said detec- tives from Scotland Yard us- ually accompany the royal art .

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Constitution Urged

Based On 2 Natidns ,

SHE'RBROOKE. Qua. (OPl— the English and French - speak-

Daniel Johnson, leader o! On tionale. called Sunday for

e- ing parts of Canada are in con- bec's opposition Union Na- stant conflict with one another. a He dismissed the “co-oper-

new C a 11 ad i a n constitution ative federalism" oposed

based on recognition of "the the federal Liberals, d

natrons.‘

logue that follows an invasion,

He told the annual conference a dialogue in which one party of Quebec’s French - language has his foot in the door."

Junior Chambers at Commerc

This is not the proper formula

9. under the present constitution, for Canada. he said, because

union is possible “between

no the two Canadian nations so

long as the principle of uniti-

cation and uniformity is

C O O

c said the existence of two nations will have to be recog- nized before any solution to the country’s present problems is possible.

RECOGNITION NEEDED

These nations, he went on. must be recognized as “having the liberties and means neces- sary to assure the normal de- velopment of man in his own surroundings."

social security and the instru- ments of culture.

Tie 126 French - language chambers in Quebec will devote much'ot their time in the com- ing year to discussing the econ- omic problems of the province

if they act on a recommenda-

tion made Saturday

The recommendation urged

the chambers organize special

c o u r s e s and discussions on ;

economic planning.

It also asked that the feder- ation set up in 1965 a provincial seminar on economic problems and otter courses to federation members on management.

That recognition granted. "it will then be easier to giVe in- stitutional form to their rela- tions and to establish at the top insituions (or purposes of real co-operaion."

Francois Aquin. president of the Quebec Liberal Federation. said Quebec "wants to possess in full the essential means of national life."

The province must control its fiscal and economic system. the power to draw up large - scale plans, the educational system.

4-“-

b efining it existence in Canada of two as "a forced dialogue, is dia-

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