The encouragement of greater cooperation and coordination among the nation's 3600 individual electric power systems should result in the economies of large-scale operation benefiting the consumer in every section of the country without regard to whether they are served by privately-owned companies, by municipally-owned systems or by cooperatives.
Lyndon Johnson: “The encouragement of greater cooperation and coordination among the nation's 3600 individual electric power systems…”
On the recordDecember 13, 1964
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Letter to the Chairman, Federal Power Commission, in Response to the National Power Survey Report.
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