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...site for a parking garage: Harold L. Goyette, director of Harvard's Planning Office, says the city has urged use of the area for parking, but Harvard, he said, is not "favorably disposed." Goyette also notes that parking lot operation costs "substantial amounts"--not to mention paving, which he sees as an "eyesore" and a "detriment to the environment." Also opposed to a parking lot in the area is Donald C. Moulton, assistant vice president for community affairs, who cites a joint Harvard-Cambridge study that he says favors parking areas on the periphery of the Square, not in pockets...
...battle between labor and management in Britain took a small, hopeful turn last week. At the annual conference of the Trades Union Congress in Blackpool, delegates representing more than ten million workers voted to accept Prime Minister Harold Wilson's recently announced program of wage restraints (see box page 61). Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Denis Healey called it "a unique achievement" and there was euphoric speculation that the "I'm All Right Jack" era of union truculence might be over. The optimism is probably premature. The social conflicts that underlie Britain's labor problems...
Kelley's efforts to pacify his men by sharing his troubles did not meet with much success. Neither did the explanations of Deputy U.S. Attorney General Harold R. Tyler Jr. He told the FBI meeting that the Justice Department will assist any agents who are summoned before congressional committees for actions they took while under orders. Thus far, the Senate investigating committee has subpoenaed two agents and could call another 70 to testify about various dirty tricks-wiretaps, burglaries, and the kidnaping of Soviet agents for interrogation by the CIA. But aside from future dangers, many...
...Brittany. "It really is so important to keep a boat tidy," counseled the Tories' First Lady. "Any housewife will tell you, the smaller the space, the more important it is to have everything in its place." Even so, might there be time between chores to catch Prime Minister Harold Wilson's economic address on the telly? "I can do without seeing Harold for a week," snapped Margaret. "I am sure he feels the same way about...
...second book, TM (Delacorte; $8.95), by California Psychiatrist Harold Bloomfield and two coauthors, is a more academic treatment of the movement. The book, currently No. 3 on hard-cover lists, makes the basic argument that 20 minutes of meditation every morning and evening can reduce stress, lower blood pressure, and even cure psychosomatic illnesses...