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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1975
Page
2
Thomasville celebrates Seva Day Miss Georgia 1975 and notes her charity, talent, and public service. She saved a man from a burning home with help from a friend then carried him to hospital. Her singing career spans high school to Miss America Pageant.
President Ford weighs the timing of a White House bid as Mideast tensions ease and NATO support solidifies. Ron Nessen says a formal candidacy announcement will come this month as Republicans plan early organizing despite new campaign finance rules.
Eleven governors urge President Ford to keep troubled rail lines running and fund a nationwide revival. They ask for major federal aid and to influence his upcoming rail recommendations to Congress by July 26. Wisconsin’s Lucey supports public ownership as a level playing field with trucking and rail competition.
Highlights include Valentina Tereshkova's 1963 orbital flight from a Soviet base Harrodsburg Kentucky founded 1774 Lincoln quote 1858 Alaska gold rush 1897 League of Nations first public meeting 1920 Maginot Line abandonment 1940 Eisenhower Japan visit canceled 1960 Vietnam battalions 1965 release of political prisoners in Brazil 1970 Nixon Damascus visit restored ties 1974-75 events Thoughts by Napoleon and Washington note bicentennial context.
Miami columnist recounts trying shaving without any soap and finds no loss in comfort or quality. He recalls wartime beard battles and a Texas column advocating soapless shaving, suggests few will abandon the industry despite possible shift in habits.
A first person buyer recalls trying brushless shaving cream and finding no difference in shaving results whether using hot lather brushless cream plain soap or no soap. The narrator notes a long habit of preferring the brand and describes trying soap and water after one late night.
A first person piece questions the need for shaving soap arguing it offers little benefit and may hinder a shave. The author reports eight weeks without shaving soap and asserts personal triumph in embracing a soapless routine while citing a wish to feel like Duke Wayne each morning.
Senator Henry Jackson commands major committees and national attention through DEA hearings and energy policy plans. His Senate leadership, critique of Kissinger, and exposure of Nixon cover ups position him as a strong national figure while rivals lack seniority and committee power.
A House subcommittee finds evidence that natural gas was intentionally held off the market last winter to pressure deregulation. The plan hurt small towns in southern New Jersey, Virginia, and North Carolina served by Transco, with 13 billion cubic feet withheld and jobs at risk in Danville and Tunis. Citgo well repairs delayed from 1974 to 1975 are cited as a key factor. Hearings proceed as the Federal Power Commission investigates.
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