Two Convicted in Burglary and Beating in Ohio
A common pleas court jury convicted Robert L. Boggess and Salvatore R. Carcione of burglary and beating a 50 year old Middletown Heights coin collector last October. Carcione faced multiple charges including shooting to kill with a pistol. judge Friedman imposed consecutive 1 to 5 year, 5 to 30 year, 1 to 20 year and 1 to 20 year terms. Boggess received 1 to 20 years for grand larceny and 5 to 30 years for burglary, with consecutive terms.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Robert L. Boggess
Salvatore R. Carcione
Middletown Heights
Carcione
Boggess
Ohio Penitentiary
Norman J. Kanserski
Kanierski
Bernard Friedman
Barry Goldwater Signals Support for Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater hinted he could back Nelson Rockefeller for president after previously opposing him. Nixon and Reagan pledged support if Rockefeller is the nominee. Reagan urged unity to avoid a split, while Goldwater reaffirmed his preference for Nixon. President Johnson skipped the Massachusetts primary, aiding McCarthy's unopposed bid under a new rule. Wallace campaign aides move to place his name on four western ballots.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
William E. Miller
GOP
Nixon
Johnson
Massachusetts
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
McCarthy
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Wisconsin
Albany
George C. Wallace
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
McCormack and Allies Quit to Block McCarthy Nomination
Massachusetts Democrats including Speaker John W. McCormack pledge resignations from the state delegation to avoid voting for Eugene McCarthy at the Democratic national convention. President Johnson will not run or appoint a stand-in, leaving McCarthy as the sole candidate on the ballot unless resignations alter delegates before the March 8 deadline.
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Boston
Massachusetts
U.S. House
John W. McCormack
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Johnson
McCarthy
McCormack
Lawrence
F. O’brien
Springfield
Edward J. McCormack
Lester Hyman
Democratic State Committee
Maurice A. Donohue
Massachusetts Senate
Robert H. Quinn
Massachusetts House
Tto
Travel Series Allows Unlimited Guests For Montana Adventure
Patrons of Middletown YMCA Travel and Adventure Series may bring unlimited guests to the Thursday program at Middletown High School auditorium. Don Cooper will present Montana Adventure at 7 30 p m in the final installment of the five program series. A1 admission applies: $1 for adults and 50 cents for students. Cooper discusses a canoe trip he and his brother Dennis took in Montana.
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Middletown High School
Don Cooper
Montana
Roger Turrell
Cooper
Dennis
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Nusoft Fabric Softner—pt
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