Rhondda Valley to get a face lifting and new future
The Rhondda Valley in Wales faces a transformation as mines close after a century of coal export. Terraced homes will be replaced by modern housing, slag heaps removed, and thousands of trees planted. A new center at Porth aims to turn the area into a tourist and recreation hub.
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Poet James Dickey to Tour Ohio and Indiana Campus Readings
Poet James Dickey will visit Western College and Miami University Oxford as part of the Ohio Poetry Circuit. He reads from his works at 11 a.m. in Presser Hall and 4 p.m. in Towers Room. This tour runs Oct. 29 to Nov. 7 with multiple campus appearances and two more to come in spring.
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Myers Attends Two-Week Newspaper Production Seminar
Frank R. Myers, general manager of The Journal, will attend a two week seminar in New York City on new methods of newspaper production. He joins executives from 26 other newspapers and wire services at the American Press Institute event held on the Columbia University campus to study all phases of publishing and seek cost reductions.
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Faubus Ponders Seventh Term Against Rockefeller
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus hints at a possible seventh term and aims to prevent Winthrop Rockefeller from governing again. Rockefeller says he hopes Faubus becomes his opponent in 1966.
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Today in History highlights from 1754 to 1965
On this date in 1754 a royal charter granted to King's College in New York, now Columbia University. Other notes include 1674 Dutch evacuation of New York City and 1883 Philip Sheridan becoming US Army commander.
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Surprise write‑in could fill Kentucky House seat
Louisville report notes a special election to fill an unexpired term in Kentucky’s 60th House District covering Boone and Gallatin counties has no declared candidates. A write‑in vote could install anyone until December 31.
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