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Railway Age 1967 November 13 Can sort lines afford M/W mechanization
Railway Age November 13 1967 Vol 163 No 18
CONTENTS
20 CAN SHORT LINES AFFORD M/W MECHANIZATION?
Many smaller roads rely on hand methods or a minimum of equipment. A survey uncovers a variety of suggestions for increasing the use of machines.
17 How SP saves computer time
Money is also being saved with a new data-conversion system.
26 Concrete costs more, but it lasts longer
And that's why Frisco has standardized on a concrete-trestle design.
30 Crossing protection at low cost
Milwaukee Road's Madison yard system provides maximum protection.
50 Viewpoint-Who speaks for railroads? And why?
Time for a fresh look at images, and how they are projected.
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