Railway Age 1964 January 20 Weekly Special report 1963 review

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Railway Age 1964 January 20 Weekly Special report 1963 review
 
Railway Age Weekly January 20 1964 Vol 156 No 2
CONTENTS
REVIEW AND OUTLOOK
Big spending year ahead                                                                                                                  Capital expenditures may pass the $1.2-billion markp.9
Transport legislation: The big `if                                                                                                      Rail-backed bills need some key supporters p.51
Another 60,000-car year-or better                                                                                           The '63 boom shows no signs of leveling offp.53
Locomotive buying continues upswing                                                                                   1,000 new units will be installed this year p.56
Labor: Calm after the storm?                                                                                                     Unions are shifting toward a less militant stance p.59
P&S men geared for big job                                                                                                        There will be new emphasis on inventory-cutting p.61
Faster pace seen for M/W work                                                                                                         A three-year-old uptrend is expected to continue p.62
Mergers: Smoother road ahead                                                                                                 1964 could be a year of major breakthroughs p.64
Rate trend continues downward                                                                                                   Rate reductions are holding traffic to the rails p.66
S&C spending outlook: $75 million                                                                                               An upturn could come late in the year p.69
'63 Review of railway operations                                                                                                What happened last year-and what it meantp.87
'63 Statistical review                                                                                                                            A listing of acquisitions and improvements p.109
The Action Page: 1963-Thanks for the breather                                                                         It was a good year-but basic problems remain p.152
Short and Significant
Possible Southern purchase of the FEC ... was in the rumor mill last week. Southern President D. W. Brosnan said he hadn't heard the Florida line was for sale-but Southern would be interested if FEC went on the block.
64 piggyback carloadings ... are off to a healthy start. TOFC loadings totaled 12,294 cars in the week ended Jan. 4-a 20.5% increase over loadings for the corresponding week last year.
An electronic weighing scale ... will be installed by the Nickel Plate at its Brewster, Ohio, yard as part of a $1-million project designed to increase the yard's capacity by 520 cars, or 25%.
The op unions are appealing ... the court ruling which upheld the arbitration award on the fireman-off and crew-consist issues in the rules case (RA, Jan. 6/13, p. 7).
'Kennedy' transport bills ... and proposed compromise embodied in "print" distributed by the House Commerce Committee will come before that committee again in executive sessions beginning Jan. 28.
Effective date of ICC order approving merger... of Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line was postponed from Jan. 12 until the Commission passes on reconsideration pleas filed by intervening railroads and labor unions.

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