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Canada - “a “great ‘and dynamic country,” - The 79-year-old-statesman _ gave that tribute Tuesday night after belng welcomed by Gov.- , Gen. Uplands military airport, However, there. was hardly” . being welcomed at the anybedy on hand to hear the warm words except diplomats, officials, policemen and ser- vieemen. Only four people from the at the base turned out to watch the arrival program, : which included a 21-gun salute ‘and other’ honors. reserved ‘for visiting heads of state, . . They appeared outnumbered -. at least 50 to 1-by military and RCMP security. personnel, including servicemen patrolling the roofs of buildings on the base. The security steps reflected the experience of Soviet ' Premier Alexel Kosygin’s recent Canadian visit, peppered by demonstrations and a per- sonal assault on Parliament Hill. No detailed Tito itinerary was released until Tuesday afternoon. Reports and: - photographers " were kept behind a rope . Canadian . armed. photographers were allowed Roland. 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