This menu card is in English on one side and French on the other. The menu is surprisingly sparse; about what you’d expect from Amtrak today, not a railroad in the mid-1960s. When Union Pacific started using cards instead of folders for breakfast menus in 1970, it still offered seven full meals plus a short a la carte section. This menu has just one meal, if it could be called that (juice, cereal, toast, and beverage) and a sort-of a la carte section.

Click image to download a 561-KB PDF of this menu.
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A dark area on the card suggests that a card was once clipped to it, perhaps offering a special breakfast meal. But my copy of the menu didn’t come with it.