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Railway Age 1965 April 19 Weekly Freight cars
Railway Age Weekly April 19 1965 Vol 158 No 16
CONTENTS
FREIGHT CARS
Famine in the midst of plenty
Buying and utilization go up, but shortages remain . p.17
Stress is on size, load handling
Some examples of modern freight equipment p.22
Super-train of the future?
A new train concept designed with the Northeast Corridor in mind combines today's technology, tomorrow's design p.11
Engineers see bigger role for unit trains
The future of railroad freight and passenger business was the big topic at a recent IEEE-ASME conference p.26
The Action Page-Is wage boom everlasting?
It would be self-deception for railroaders to believe that wages and "benefits" can be increased indefinitely p.50
Departments
Current Questions 36
Freight Carloadings 45
Letters from Readers 37
Monday Morning Report 8
New Equipment 45
New Products Report 40
People in the News 42
Railroading After Hours 41
Railway Market 45
Short and Significant 7
Supply Trade 43
The Action Page 50
Watching Washington 12
You Ought to Know 46
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