On the recordDecember 9, 1970
TO STOP a crippling national railroad strike, which would work severe hardship on millions of Americans and impede an orderly economic expansion, I am signing this bill.
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presidency.ucsb.eduRichard Nixon: “TO STOP a crippling national railroad strike, which would work severe hardship on millions of Americans and impede an…”
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Statement on Signing Bill Providing for a Temporary Prohibition of Strikes or Lockouts in the Railway Labor-Management...
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