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L&N Employee Magazine Louisville & Nashville 1965 March Piggyback CCA via L&N
Louisville & Nashville Employee Magazine 1965 March
Volume 41March 1965No. 3
In This Issue
Our Pigs Have Really Gone To Market
L. & N. piggyback-now almost 10 years old-is a healthy youngsterCharles B. Castner 2
The Case Against Nationalization
Private ownership of U. S. railroads has stood the test of timeM. J. R. 6
Spotlight on Campbellsville
A small Kentucky town is growing as a civic and industrial forceWilliam R. Heffren 8
1965-Kentucky Homecoming Year
A great state-park system and warm hospitality await visitors Edison H. Thomas 12
CCA via L&N
Container Corporation officials make an unusual special trip on L. & N.E. H. T. 14
As Old as the Railroad
Will Adams is 114, worked for L. & N. when he and Railroad were youngW. R. H. 17
"CHICKEN" on the Tracks
It's a dangerous game-and the stakes are just too high! M. J. R. 18
"Mr. Sam" and His Lady
Ninety can be nice . . .
when two can share the years together C. B. C. 23
Other Features
More Auto-Parts Cars 11L. & N. Complimented by Press24
Heads Emergency Planning 11Birmingham Mayor L. & N. Booster 27
Torch Lights History 21W. & A. Skippers End Service 30
Springs All Around Inside Back Cover
Departments
About the Family F-1Service AwardsF-10
(Employe Edition Only)(Employe Edition Only)
Appointments 20-21The Railroad World
Friendly Ties 28Inside Front Cover
L. & N.'ers in the News 26The Readers Write 22
Retirements 22Welcome, Neighbors! . 27
Safety 25Where Are We? 31
Sandhouse Siftings 16Wit & Wisdom 32
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