Heckling in British campaigns shows wit and patience
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In Missouri, six children aged 9 to 14 were injured, one seriously, when an old house collapsed while they sought shelter from a sudden storm. The incident occurred three miles north of Steele on the Sam Hamra farm after they had been working in a cotton field.
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