Railway Age 1967 May 22 DOT and the railroads Expo 67

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Railway Age 1967 May 22 DOT and the railroads Expo 67
 
Railway Age May 22 1967 Vol 162 No 20
CONTENTS
D.O.T. and the Railroads
16 Washington's new interest in some old problems
Federal Railroad Administrator A. Scheffer Lang, in an interview, outlines some of the aims of his new department.
26 Automatic transit serves Canada's big birthday show
Visitors to Expo '67 will have a chance to see how future urban transit systems may be run.
28 This box car can work like a flat car
Both railroad and shipper can realize substantial savings with all-door cars that carry a variety of merchandise.
38 Viewpoint-D.O.T.'s role: A difficult evolution
The new department's rational, analytic approach to U.S. transportation problems should have long-range value to the railroads.

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