105% speed video jumps frames on output

I am having problems outputting a clean video in Adobe Premiere. I have tried 3.0 and 7.1 versions of the software.
I have a sequence already compiled as MOV files. This sequence needs to be speeded up in my sequence, so I have it playing at 105% speed. I think this causes the jumpiness I see on output. You can see a test of the sequence here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ddurydnrrelv5gr/Sequence%2001.mp4?dl=0
As you can hopefully see, the video runs smoothly for a few frames, and then appears to jump - almost imperceptibly - a frame or two back before going on. This is continuous so it looks like forward forward back forward forward back the whole time. The effect is very slight, but it really bothers me.
I have tried with frame blending on and off and the effect is the same. Putting frame blending on also tends to create ghosting which I want to avoid.
I have tried a bunch of different export settings, but nothing seems to change the problem.

I have had zero luck fixing my problems.
With no frame blending I get this jumpy result.
With just frame blending in AP I get an annoying blur.
If I do the process in AE and use frame pixel blending I get these weird artefacts and glitches.
How to solve this problem?

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I'm a music composer who occasionally dallies with some simple photographic and video work. I'm looking for some advice re picking up a camera to make some simple videos, but with the highest quality I can get with consumer grade gear.
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I've been reading every review I can find at dpreview, and also am watching as many test video examples I can find on the internet, mostly on vimeo because the ones on youtube look pretty awful. I just am reaching out to get some actual experience and advice from people who might give me pointers on what to look out for.
As for 60fps not being fast enough, I know what you're saying. But for me, even 60 fps slowed down to 25 fps on playback is enough of an interesting effect, as long as the actual quality of the footage looks good to start off with. I like the subtle effect of slightly slower than real motion when it's real, bona-fide high frame rate slowed down. Artificially created slow-mo using plug ins looks cheesy to me, and the gimmicky super high frame rates of cameras like the casio exilim (where the resolution looks like a mobile phone video from ten years ago) are completely useless.
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Your responses are very helpful. Although I was not able to fix the problem yet I do seem to think from what you both say that my system may be too slow to capture the one hour video. In any case I will copy below more details about the system as you requested:
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Title/More                       : SKY02 Digital Camera
Movie name/More                  : SKY02 Digital Camera
Encoded date                     : UTC 2008-01-07 00:00:29
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Codec ID/Url                     : http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/standalone.html
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Codec/Family                     : AVC
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Duration                         : 26240
Duration                         : 26s 240ms
Duration                         : 26s 240ms
Duration                         : 26s 240ms
Duration                         : 00:00:26.240
Bit rate mode                    : VBR
Bit rate                         : 14186831
Bit rate                         : 14.2 Mbps
Width                            : 1920
Width                            : 1920 pixels
Height                           : 1080
Height                           : 1080 pixels
Pixel Aspect Ratio               : 1.000
Display aspect ratio             : 1.778
Display aspect ratio             : 16/9
Frame rate mode                  : CFR
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Colorimetry                      : 4:2:0
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Stream size                      : 46532807
Stream size                      : 44.4 MiB
Stream size                      : 44 MiB
Stream size                      : 44 MiB
Stream size                      : 44.4 MiB
Stream size                      : 44.38 MiB
Language                         : eng
Language                         : English
Encoded date                     : UTC 2008-01-07 00:00:29
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Count                            : 102
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StreamKindID                     : 0
ID                               : 2
Format                           : AAC
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Maximum bit rate                 : 192000
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