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Thank you for your energetic coverage of my remarks on the Channel Tunnel, at Lowell House yesterday evening. One or two small points: Mathieu Favier was not Napoleon's staff sergeant but an eminent engineer. And today's tube and tunnel people are on speaking terms: beyond the Channel, members of the competing groups, both of which consist of highly reputable firms, frequently engage in successful ventures together...
...have no idea whether General de Gaulle and Prime Minister Macmillan will soon sign a treaty authorizing construction of a Channel Tunnel...
...Thomas Pettigrew; "Urban Politics" with Robert Wood, associate professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology; and "Computer Age Mathematics, Part II" with Francis Scheid, associate professor at Boston University. The continental classroom course "Probability and Statistics" with Charles F. Mosteller, professor of Statistics, is presented by WBZ-TV (Channel...
Profits & Problems. Corruption, nepotism, inefficiency have been largely eliminated by ruthless methods, and U.S. officials, who channel $250 million in annual aid, give Park's military administrators high marks. Although unemployment is still high-2,500,000 are out of work or underemployed-prices are fairly steady and the currency has been stabilized...
...tunnel project, Davidson admits, is a "Loch Ness monster of a scheme." But many of the incredible difficulties which the men who preceeded him in the effort faced with little success have already been overcome by Davidson and his Channel Tunnel Study Group. Judging at least from Davidson's earlier works, an underwater link between Europe and the British Isles seems inevitable. The English Channel, as Davidson says, "is an outdated stretch of water...