article_snippet.sent: Wilson later voiced Wilson fears in a letter to James Callaghan, Wilson then Home Secretary, on February 4, 1969.
article_snippet.sent: Wilson wrote: ‘The security position, as I understand it, still gives cause for concern; and we must be as sure as we can that all possible precautions are taken. '
article_snippet.sent: I want to feel confident that, if necessary, I can advise The Queen that in the Government’s opinion the whole programme between now and July can go forward without significant risk of any untoward interruption.
article_snippet.sent: In previously classified documents Wilson told Wilson then Home Secretary Wilson wanted to be able to tell The Queen the whole programme would be able to proceed .
article_snippet.sent: Wilson added: ‘I should be grateful, therefore, if you would let me have a note describing the current and prospective security situation regards Wales, together with the arrangements which are in train for protecting the Prince of Wales.’
article_snippet.sent: Wilson asked Callaghan: ‘Would his then Home Secretary please reconsider in the light of the latest outrage in the police headquarters in Cardiff.
highlights_snippet.sent: Wilson voiced fears in a letter to then Home Secretary James Callaghan .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Wilson said Wilson wanted to be able to tell the Queen 'programme' could proceed .
  