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Railway Age 1964 May 18 Weekly Passenger trains NYC Servicing facilities cut cos
Railway Age Weekly May 18 1964 Vol 156 No 19
CONTENTS
PASSENGER TRAINS: A billion-dollar business, but ... The passenger deficit still hovers around the $400-million mark, but there are signs of a better future. p.18
East steps up its buying Capital outlays by Eastern roads will be up 86.2% over last year. All districts will increase their expenditures. p.9
Computer centers for cutting L&D bill? An AAR vice president suggests a study of the feasibility of. data-processing centers as anti-L&D weapons. p.11
The stub switch makes a comeback A switch that need not be swept free of snow is being considered as a replacement for split switches in yardsp.12
How the NYC cuts costs New equipment pays off by increasing locomotive availability and helping to control end-of-run servicing expense. p.14
The Action Page-Is rail travel necessary? Good passenger service wins friends, not just for the railroads that provide it, but for the entire industry. p.54
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