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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1960
Page
2
Mendey May 30 1960 article discusses mood as an introverted state shaping perception and actions. It notes the risk of acting out moods and views temperament as partly inherited with family patterns and varied extroversion introversion among children.
Weekend events show Lt. Gen. Cemal Gursel as provisional president and premier forming a cabinet of military and civilian experts. A former prime minister was named finance minister to address a growing economic crisis and push a reform program.
Turkey forms a provisional government after the downfall of Menderes with Gursel as president and Selim Sarper as foreign policy head. Maj. Gen. Muharrem Kiziloglu becomes interior minister as the military takes responsibility for order. Britain and Pakistan react, while the West awaits aid and elections.
Sheriff M. A. Hinds, seeking re election, ordered removal of Stop Hinds stickers placed on stop signs along major Memphis streets. The orange lettering claimed the campaign, with stickers originally meant for auto bumpers ending up under the word stop on signs.
In Sheridan Wyoming the first dandelions of spring appeared on a lawn at the US Weather Bureau Station, marking the season's early bloom observed by local residents and weather staff.
A two day criminal session lists nine cases for hearing including a murder trial of Dean Zimmerman 619 Hulda St and an auto death case against John Campbell King 19 E Commerce St Investigations show Zimmerman shot a man during a dispute over a woman after a razor threat and a struggle for control of a revolver King allegedly drove at high speed and crashed into a pole injuring four passengers Robert Wayne Martin 21 Whiteoak St died from a neck injury in the wreck Other scheduled cases include a rape attempt charge against Robert Junior Jordan and multiple offenses involving larceny assault and DUI by other defendants.
TWUA President William Pollock condemned the South, large textile firms, the Ebenhower administration, and Vice President Nixon in a keynote at the biennial convention. About 1,200 delegates from 33 states and four Canadian provinces attended. Pollock urged unity with national labor to strengthen workers rights and noted hostility in the region. He criticized the NLRB as pro employer and called for a union defense fund while prefacing political points about leadership and the 1960s era. He argued for a president with vision, implying Nixon is not the answer.
Fred Herd, 23, fled a hospital room and stormed a sporting goods store firing on nine officers with rifles and shotguns for over an hour before tear gas subdued him. No injuries reported. doctors say he lost touch with reality after a car crash and hospital stay. He will be taken to a state hospital for examination.
Pulse study of 433 households shows 80.3 percent of parents with children under 11 see television as harmless. About 19.7 percent note upset from horror films, certain Westerns, cartoons, and Stooges. Parents favor programs like Shirley Temple Story Book and Father Knows Best for guiding kids' viewing.
A rain soaked day across the state records 17 traffic deaths. Victims include Joseph R. Milo and Donald H. Sattler from Camp Lejeune, Patty Sue James of Wilmington, and others across Whiteville Charlotte Asheville and Kerr Lake areas.
Auctioneer Virgil Bunn tried to retrieve 150 dollars from a robber in Joplin Missouri. The bandit forced him to strip and lie on the floor, then took Bunn’s trousers and nine thousand dollars from his pocket. Bunn suffered a scalp wound with 12 stitches after being struck.
Marian Hatch 19, a dental assistant student at Los Angeles City College, was slain during a party at RS Farr's Baldwin Hills home. Daruty, a Pacific States University student, confessed choking and said he was driven by suspicion of murder. Police and family statements described a tense breakup over religion and recent dating ends.
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