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Mar 11, 2021 at 10:44 comment added Mark Grant Milnor&Stasheff's "Characteristic Classes" Theorem 11.1 claims that tubular neghbourhoods exist in general, and cite Lang's "Introduction to differentiable manifolds" for the proof. I also believe that it should be possible to triangulate the pair $(M,N)$, so that the result follows from the general fact that a subcomplex of a CW-complex is a cofibration, see my answer to mathoverflow.net/q/206212/8103 and the comments there. (Not an answer as I don't have time to check these references myself!)
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