In 1968, when this brochure was published, Santa Fe operated the Chief as a sort of counterpoint to the Super Chief: where the latter left Chicago and Los Angeles in the evenings, the Chief left in the mornings. The Chief was also one-and-a-half hours slower westbound and three hours slower eastbound.

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By 1968, Santa Fe probably no longer included a separate lounge for first-class passengers. Instead, they shared the Big Dome lounge with coach passengers. The brochure notes that the lounge includes “a writing desk stocked with stationery,” which once was exclusively available to Pullman passengers.