Cohns Militia Record Under Review Next Week
The New York State Division of Military and Naval Affairs will release findings next week from a special inspection and review of Roy M. Cohns National Guard service record. Cohn, 27, chief counsel to Senator McCarthys permanent investigations committee, has been tied to alleged efforts to obtain special favors for G David Schine. The inquiry aims to answer press questions about his service, not to determine evasion of duty. Cohn enlisted in 1948 and rose from private to warrant officer and, in 1952, to a first lieutenant in the JAG Corps.
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National Guard Service
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953Rd Coast Artillery
New York City
259Th Coast Artillery
New York National Guard
Judge Advocate General's Corps
Farm Income Stays Near 1953 Levels in February
Farm income from crops and livestock sold in February reached about 1.93 billion dollars, a seasonal drop from January but roughly 14 percent above a week earlier, according to the Agriculture Department. February receipts bring January–February total to about 4.60 billion, down about 2 percent from last year, with livestock receipts at 1.2 billion and crop receipts near 0.7 billion. January 1959 total was 4.63 billion, compared with 4.68 billion for the same two months last year.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Marketing Service
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