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Shrewd Choice. In the office next to Duesenberry's customarily cluttered cubicle in Harvard's Littauer Center worked the man he will replace on the CEA: Otto Eckstein, the council's expert on unemployment, steel prices and steel productivity. Eckstein, named to the council in May 1964, must return to Harvard because his original one-year leave, already extended at Lyndon Johnson's request, is expiring...
...underpass will probably begin this spring and be completed by sometime in 1967. While the underpass is being built, two temporary roads will be constructed. One, carrying east to west traffic, will cut across Memorial Hall's triangular plot and pass within 20 ft. of the back of the Littauer Center of Public Administration. The other, coming from Harvard Square and carrying west to east traffic, will make a sharp turn in front of Littauer and then connect with Broadway...
Harvard first proposed the underpass last spring. Throughout the debate over the project, the University emphasized that the underpass would not only permit the unification of two parts of the campus but would also eliminate a dangerous traffic situation in front of Littauer...
...speech at Littauer Auditorium, Currie, a consultant to the Colombian government since 1950, added that "the underdeveloped nations have not made nearly as much use of modern knowledge and techniques" as they should have...
Lauchlin Currie, visiting professor at Michigan State, former advisor to President Franklin D. Roosevelt '04 and advisor to the government of Colombia, will speak at 4 p.m. today at Littauer Auditorium...