Answer Question 61:
 

Casey Stengel sent Mickey down to the minor leagues on July 13, 1951, after he struck out four times in a doubleheader in Boston.

Answer Question 62:
 

Mickey was sent to the Triple A team in Kansas City.

Answer Question 63:
 

Casey Stengel brought Mickey back to the Yankees on August 22, 1951. 

Answer Question 64:
 

Mickey's father, Elvin Mantle, taught Mickey to switch-hit. Mickey's dad, who was right-handed, and Mickey's grandfather Charlie, a lefty, alternated pitching to Mickey everyday after school. 

Answer Question 65:
 

Mickey's dad Elvin was known as "Mutt" Mantle. 

Answer Question 66:
 

Mickey's dad was a lead miner. 

Answer Question 67:
 

Hodgkin's Disease. 

Answer Question 68:
 

Mickey's dad Mutt named Mickey after his favorite player, Hall of Fame catcher Mickey Cochrane. What Mutt didn't know was that Mickey was a nickname, and that Cochrane's real name was Gordon. 

Answer Question 69:
 

Although there were several others that probably went farther, Mickey's longest homer measured at the time it was hit was on April 17, 1953 at Griffith Stadium in Washington, DC. 

Answer Question 70:
 

565 feet.