Hays proposal for an Open Door Policy called for the establishment of equal trading rights to all nations in all parts of China and for recognition of Chinese territorial integrity (meaning that the country should not be carved up).
So if your CPU's maximum temperature is 100C, and you're running at 60C, the sensor will report -40 as its value. There are two ways a program can report an inaccurate temperature. First, if the program isn't set with the right maximum temperature for your CPU, all the scores will be offset that that error. That's why a new version of CoreTemp was needed after Core i7 was released -- they had to program it with the Core i7 information.
There's no certain temperature your pc should run at. Those temperatures are not high at all, they are very acceptable and you are in no risk of messing anything up. Hot would probably 60*C+ for the cpu and 65*C+ for the graphics card. My laptop easily goes up to 90*C+/- when I game... and it has yet to fail on me.