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might p r o v id e devastating interpreted the prime minister's >

2.30 p,m-—Mualcale ' I I a blows for one party or another. nervous twitter as jovial laugh- 3.00 p.111. ent of Truth I The professional pulse-takers ter and confidence. The Guard- 5 3:30 [uh—Jab many S I I appear to mirror the view that ian. which supports the Liberals : 4.00 pom—TIA this still is a neck‘and-neck suggested Sir Alec appeared 4.81 ppm—Isak Bent. race between the Conservatives stiff and nervous. >._ La) pith-m mm (OP) — The assas- reigns I have never encoun- and Labor. Stronger was (he companson I

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. f rule. Wilson has chal- FESSIONAL’ 7.15 path—Purity Photo Quiz Port on the Dallas assassination and apprehension. It presents years 0 T00 PR0 ' - 7:20 p-m.——Clneme 13.7 “could scarcely have been more the een with one of toe lenge‘! mains-"m? ‘0 a "8' 11- suggested Wilson's mm', ' $333; 'est Angel" unfortunately timed." says The greatest challenges she has “on” TV .debau' 5” Alec has man“ 0‘ Political argument "d I. mo p.m.—Country Hoodown Daily Express in a story from ever faced." dryly "91"?“ "‘3" 3"” 599‘“ his deploval Offsets as being

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slnation of President Kennedy ' with regarding the Queen a forthcoming visit to Canada. Publication of the Warren re

Ottawa by correspondent Rene MacColl.

"For the repmt has received massive publicity which could easily trigger off in the mind of some crac-lopot the desire to imitate."

MacColl quotes a high author- ity as saying:

“It is always happening. Cer- tain crimes are apt to follow a cycle. as people with unbal- anced minds read about them and then try more of the

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tered an atmosphere quite like hat in anada." says Mac Coil

"It is an atmosphere com- pounded of tension, uncertainty

The Sun. a new London neWs- paper, meanwhile reports its men have been discussing the royal visit with readers 1t pre-

e views of eight per. sons. only one of whom is op- posed to the trip. One woman suggests the Queen wear a bul- let-proof vest.

"Prestige demands that the Queen should go." says Mrs. Evelyn Buckingham of Craw- ley. Sussex. “But I think she should travel in a bullet-proof

mu. h! interest rates and the possible threat of a for- eign trade crisis.

These issues appear to be churning up some attraction for

SEEKS DEBATE

Perhaps realizing he needs more powerful weapons 11‘ he is to knoc the Tories out of 13

the Kennedy-Nixon battle. he was cured forever.

‘Let's keep this election Brit- lsh and keep personalities out of it," he keeps repeating as he tours the country pursuing the theme that the Labor party would destroy Britain's prosper ity and world prestige if it got into power.

Yet some viewers. who caught a glimpse of Wilson and Douglas-Home on separate TV appearances. could not help

mate mat m with the uncomfortable. stiff and nervous image conveyed by Sir Alec

The Daily Express. a strong

of The Sun which describes it- self as independent but which recently rose from the ashes of the Labor-leaning Daily Herald.

almost too professional. As for Sir Alec. The Sun's commenta- tor said:

“0ne watched with some em- barrassment: The fidgeting fingers, the bleak eye. llhe al- most ventriloquial line of the permanently-stiff upper lip. the nervous reaction of the stac- cato laugh. . . .

“Clearly Sir Alec detesis the telly. One feels that to him ’i intrudes all the vexatious vul-

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vhas been mentioned in previ-

ous reports in connection with terrorist threats against the Queen and Prince Philip, sched- uled to leave for Canada Oct. 5

"As a veteran of 22 royal tours extending across four

should wear a bullet - proof waistcoat."

Miss Lesley Billington. Burn- ley. Lancashire. comments:

"Why go to a country where she may not be welcome and where some silly hothead might i injure her?"

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By HAROLD MORRISON

LONDON tCPl- -— Sir Alec Douglas-Home is politely ao- plauded when he declares he wants to avoid an American- style contest in the British elec- tion. Bilt behind this may be a touch of concern that the prime minister is no match for Labor

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