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Railroad Problem Divides Next Congress Plans and Proposals
Washington March 12 Ad journment of Congress without rail legislation leaves the railroad problem as a chief legacy for the next session. Seven interest groups report varied plans from government ownership to private management with federal regulation, pooling, and regional divisions, while testimony from the current Interstate Commerce Committee will shape early proposals.
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