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==Background==
==Background==
The son of Michael M. Goldner (1889-1952) and Ethel Goldner (1889-1978), Goldner was born in [[Detroit]], [[Michigan]], and was reared in Cleveland Heights in Cuyahoga County in northern [[Ohio]]. As a youth, he built a box on which he stood to give impassioned speeches. He often organized other boys to perform chores to which he had been assigned. He had an [[IQ]] of nearly 160 but was a "B" pupil because of absenteeism. Bored with classwork, he often skipped school to go to the opera or to visit museums.<ref name=hartzell/> In 1939, he graduated from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.
The son of Michael M. Goldner (1889-1952) and Ethel Goldner (1889-1978), Goldner was born in [[Detroit]], [[Michigan]], and was reared in Cleveland Heights in Cuyahoga County in northern [[Ohio]]. As a youth, he built a box on which he stood to give impassioned speeches. He often organized other boys to perform chores to which he had been assigned. He had an [[IQ]] of nearly 160 but was a "B" pupil because of absenteeism. Bored with classwork, he often skipped school to go to the opera or to visit museums.<ref name=hartzell/> In 1939, he graduated from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.miamialum.org/s/916/interior-3-col.aspx?sid=916&gid=1&pgid=3035&cid=6607&ecid=6607&ciid=31384&crid=0|title=Obituaries: Winter 2011 ''Miamian''|publisher=miamialum.org|accessdate=June 1, 2014}}</ref> As a college student, he sold [[Bible]]s and shoveled coal to help pay his expenses.
<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.miamialum.org/s/916/interior-3-col.aspx?sid=916&gid=1&pgid=3035&cid=6607&ecid=6607&ciid=31384&crid=0|title=Obituaries: Winter 2011 ''Miamian''|publisher=miamialum.org|accessdate=June 1, 2014}}</ref> As a college student, he sold [[Bible]]s and shoveled coal to help pay his expenses.
After a three-week courtship in 1939, he married the former Winifred Munyan (1918-1991), who bore him two sons, Brian Early Goldner (1943-1983) and Michael H. Goldner (born c. 1946). [[Jewish]] by birth, Goldner converted to his wife' [[Episcopalian]] denomination.<ref name=ameacham/>
After a three-week courtship in 1939, he married the former Winifred Munyan (1918-1991), who bore him two sons, Brian Early Goldner (1943-1983) and Michael H. Goldner (born c. 1946). [[Jewish]] by birth, Goldner converted to his wife' [[Episcopalian]] denomination.<ref name=ameacham/>