The New York Times, a Jervis Langdon Told the New York Times, Pen Central Had to Be Cut in Half.

Congress passed a resolution within 24 hours which forcibly ended the strike and ordered the nixon administration to draw up a plan to save railroads in the northeast. Nixon signed that bill at six in the morning, just after the first cobuter train started rolling that morning. So this, this did exactly as intended, facing the prospect of fulham would just shut the railroad down immediatelyich,. by the way, would have eliminated a community train service new york, philadelphia, pittsburg, baltimore, washington. D c, youre real soof brinksmanship thing. Ya? You aleosto new haven, ye!