Expansion of Coal Industry Report Predicts Growth by 1975
United Mine Workers officers in Cincinnati forecast coal consumption rising to about one billion tons annually by 1975 amid oil and gas competition. The report credits growing electricity demand and cautions against atomic power, while criticizing both major parties for labor concerns and urging energy policy attention.
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