The solution here is one which:--Assures the Nation the continued availability of railroad transport.--Gives full effect to the record of collective bargaining in this case and builds on the negotiations which have taken place.--Looks toward the ultimate resolution of this dispute by agreement.
Special Message to the Congress Recommending Procedures To Complete Collective Bargaining in the Railway Labor Dispute
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