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HOUSE OF COMMONS DEBATES

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MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1962
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NATIONAL DEFENCE

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NUCLEAR WEAPONS INgUIHY AS TO DISCUSSIONS
OH JOINT CONTROL

On the orders of the d a y
Hon. L. B. Pesrton (Leader ot the
Opposition)i May I ask the Primo Minister
government jjmpi'
with the United States Int
tons
referred to by the United States secretary of
state last week for the joint control nuclear
weapons for Canadian armed forces.
Right HOB. J. G. Di.fonbak.r (Prima
MmUJ.r): As I said last week, Mr. Speaker,
discussions have taken place from time to
,s no present intention to follow the course suggested by the hon. member in his questu
Mr. Pearson: I rise on a point of order,
Mr. Speaker. I did not suggest any course.
I merely asked the Prime Minister a quesand made no suggestion for any course
at all. The Prime Minis).
nee was
tly unwarran
Mr. Diefanbaker: I was just trying to help
hon. gentleman out.
NATO—usa or

NUCLEAR WARHEADS

On the orders of the day:
Hon. Paul Hellytr (Trinity): I should like
to the Minister of
National Defence. In the absence of a bilateral agreement with the United States of
America, la it possible for Canadian forces

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in NATO to acquire \$
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beads far the weapons they
which have been .constructed for use with
nuclear warheads?
H
Hon. D. S. Harknass (Minister of National
Daiance); Mr. Speaker, I think the n.
of nuclear warheads waa dealt with pr
fully throughout last week by the 1
Minister, and 1 do not think I have anything further to add at the moment,
Mr. Hellyar: . I w
vhether the
minister would mind just answering the
question. Is it possible tor Canadian forces
in Europe to acquire nuclear warheads without a bilateral agreement with the United
States?
[Later:]
Mr. Helly.r: I wish to direct a question
Me Minister of National Defence. Has
there been an:
ning
the possibility of the United States supplying
its NATO allies with a new mobile medium
range rocket S(
designed to fit
NATO's defence needs in western Europe?
Mr. Harknass: I have gome indication in
the newspapers of such a discussion or proposal having been made, but as yet I have
received no official &lt;
on from our
officials at NATO headquar

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