Bat the Snowball Winter Fun Game For Kids
Young hobby club item describes a snowball indoor game with two players using a bat and tossed snowballs. Players alternate pitcher and batter each inning, 10 pitched balls per side, three innings total. Hitting scores 10 points, missing costs 15. caution urged about dangerous embedded objects in snowballs.
Nkrumah Pushes All African Force for Congo Replacement
President Kwame Nkrumah urges U Thant in a long letter to begin talks on forming an all African force to replace United Nations troops in the Congo after a U.N. withdrawal. He calls for rapid consultations and action. United States farm workers earn about $1.05 per hour while factory workers average $2.30.
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Khrushchev Warning Spurs Growth in Global Stock Ownership
The AP report notes Khrushchev's "we'll bury you" remark coinciding with a rise in stock ownership worldwide. From 1952 to 1962 US shareholders grew from 6.5 million to 17 million, Japan's shareowners rose eightfold to 4.5 million, and Western Europe reached about 10 million owners. The trend includes employees owning stock via pensions, and a 32 percent stockholder rise among 38 large US employers from 1958 to 1962.
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Two Men Die In House Fire In Kansas City Area
Fire killed two men in Kansas City area homes on Sunday. Joseph Martens, 52, was found dead inside his Kansas City Kansas residence after neighbors saw flames. Harry C. Hobbs, 70, died after staggered from a burning Independence trailer and collapsed in the snow. A transient, Edward Milton Kilby, 29, was found frozen in an alley. Thomas Richard Perry, 38, a janitor, was found dead on a sidewalk behind his apartment after apparently falling several times. Former relief ace Luis Arroyo now scouts for the New York Yankees.
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Cambodia Sets Stand On Neutrality Talks
Phnom Penh in a communique Prince Norodom Sihanouk said Cambodia will not clash with the United States or its allies in any conference aimed at safeguarding Cambodian neutrality. The note follows a Paris dispatch that the U S might oppose attendance if the meeting would attack the United States Britain Thailand or South Vietnam.
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