Soft coal output climbs in 63 with 64 boost seen
Foreign buyers mainly steel mills purchased 33 million tons of soft coal in 1963, up from 27 million in 1962, as shipments to electric utilities rose 8.4 percent to 207 million tons. Exports increased 22.2 percent to 96 million tons, while industrial and small commercial use fell. A larger mine fleet and unit train moves aimed to lift production to 459 million tons in 1964 despite competition from gas and oil.
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