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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1960
Page
2
A brief newspaper item outlines a rapid but unresolved matter labeled as the two minute case involving a figure named Nachd O. The readable text centers on a swift dispute or inquiry with minimal detail about outcomes or participants beyond the noted name.
Chief Coroner Dr. Wallace Knowlton dies from cyanide in his study after sharing two beers. Inspector Winters names Dr. Robert Cobb as killer amid a quarrel over Knowlton’s young wife. The long-serving butler found the body after Cobb fled the scene.
Navy aims for October as the operational deadline for Polaris missiles. The George Washington marked a third straight underwater launch, firing 1100 miles to a target area, signaling faster readiness for the first Polaris sub patrols by year end.
Channel 2 in Greensboro presents a lineup including Father Knows Best at 8 30 Celebrity at 9 00 Spike Jones at 9 30 and Comedy Showcase at 10 00 with local programming notes.
Channel listing shows WSJS TV in Winston Salem with a 7:00 Riverboat program followed by Wells Fargo at 8:30 Peter Gunn at 9:00 Goodyear Theatre at 9:30 Hollywood Sings at 10:00 News at 11:00 and Jack Paar at 11:15. Earlier reading 00 Today at 4 and Harvey Dinkins at 13 precede Garroway at 7:30 and Local News at 8:25.
Television lineup includes 5:30 Woody Woodo, 6:30 News Weather, 6:45 Doug Edwards, 7:00 Vikings, 7:30 U S Marshal, 8:00 Texan, 9:00 Beat the Clock, 9:30 Who You Trust, and 4:00 Thin Man.
Hollywood reports Westerns lead TV production as the fall season opens. About half of in progress programs are Westerns with police and private eye shows second, comedies third. Over 80 percent of network shows will be on film and CBS has 29 series shooting.
An ad touts SU THERINE, a four year used hemorrhoid remedy by a North Carolina doctor Mr. Holly. It claims soothing relief from pains itching and bleeding, with a money back guarantee and availability at all drug stores from Special Formula Co. Inc. registered in the U.S. Patent Office.
Puzzle clues cover across and down entries about animals places foods and actions. Answers include cloth eat insect imitative medicinal plant wings and other terms with references to geography and history.
AP writer Bob Thomas reports Ed Wynn his son Keenan Wynn and grandson Ned Wynn appear together in The Absent Minded Professor marking a rare three generation screen event. Ned praises acting while Keenan supports his son's drive and Ned recalls working at La Jolla Playhouse and choosing theater over mere stardom.
A dirt track race in Butler Missouri ended with one spectator dead and six others hurt when a modified stock car hit the fence and knocked a heavy post into the bleachers. Everett L. Page, 41, of Garden City, Missouri, died. Driver Roscoe Wirt of Fort Scott, Kansas, was not injured.
An encouragement piece urges steady progress toward achievement. It frames success as gradual ascent and stresses perseverance, focus, and consistency.
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