I urge the Congress to act quickly on my proposal, so that a crippling stoppage can be averted and the Nation's travellers and shippers can depend on uninterrupted service.
Richard Nixon: “I urge the Congress to act quickly on my proposal, so that a crippling stoppage can be averted and the Nation's…”
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Special Message to the Congress Proposing Legislation To Avert Stoppage of Rail Service
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