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A question on passenger service levels on UP, NP, and GN in the late '60's
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How did railroads like Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, and Great Northern maintain their passenger trains in the years before Amtrak? Let's say from 1967 to the start of Amtrak in 1971. I know NP was a pro-passenger road, and GN and UP may have shared similar sentiments. Did these roads maintain an air of professionalism in those final years, or did they slack off towards the end?
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