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Pari. Sec.
P &amp; L Division
Disarmament Divi

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Ottawa, Key 3, 196?

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Dear tfir, Seer,
Xn answer to ths questions raised i?y Hr. Maxmell In his
letter you jalgbt wish to joafce the follcwing points:1}

Ifee SQHA8G installations at La Maeaaa and garth Bay
havs nuelsar weapons.

2}

tfuolsar armaments havs bssn aads available for ths
VOODOO interceptor squadrons.

3)

Beth ths aC&amp;ASC and ¥00000 ars purely defensive
ayoterae designed fo* use against bosbers. Ths
BCKABC is a surface-to-air udssils, ths VOODOO
carries air-to-air uisolleo.

4)

Ifce Q&amp;nrmost**
pellet ° ® nuclear wfrepems is
stated in the 1964 itfhito Paper on Defence. This
paper esys, in parti-

"The question of . . * joining tte so-called nuelsar olub . .
is essentially fictitious, there has never been any seriouB owstion of
Canada beees&amp;ng a raeaber ef ths nuolear slab - i.e., one of thoss nations
whlab by its own national deoision can launch nueloor weapons. This
ability oould be attained onlytoythe national uonufacture of nuclear
weapons. It is not contemplated.
"Ihe sajor threat to North Asjsrioa at this tims is fress the
sir, and it ia in the field ef continental ail" defenes that co-operation
with the United States has eoouaed ths largest proportions. While a downward trend in continental air defence forcee seems likely, yet, short of
total disarmament, one oajmot foreooo the day wtoa Canada will not be
directly involved in s«ae f«ea of air defense operations.
Hr. Bruce S. Boor, M..P.,
Soon 264, West Block,
Perliestfuxt Buildings,
Ottawa, Oratorio.

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- 2 "Such defence, to be fully effective, Involves nuclear
weapona. It should be noted that these weapons could bs used only in
the event of a deep enea-y penetration of Canadian air space.n
la connection with Mr. Mannell*s
information concerning Canada's policy in ths
we have attached a copy of the statement made
February 28, 1967. I trust this will provide
he seeks.

point cati the lack of
non-proliferation negotiations,
by Lt. Gen. S. L. M. Boras on
HT. Matmellwith the information

yours truly,

Maurics Jeffries
Executive Assistant to the
Secretary of State for "asternal Affairs

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