European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 6, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse September 1956 the stars and stripes 7 budget chief suggests boost in Cost of services director Maurice stans says higher taxes might be avoided and the budget balanced in fiscal 1961 provided people receiving Spe Cial services from the government Are required to pay More for he also Laid Down another if All these Are he the nation actually could look Forward to tax cuts and a St Pup in programs for the nations civilian in a speech before an american Bankers seminar at the University of wis stuns said recovery from the re cession by bring Federal receipts up to billion at present tax he said this should be enough to balance the he that budgetary while would be highly difficult because of the tense International general economic Condi spending pressure by Congress and the big 195859 stans said the midyear review of the 1959 to be issued by the govern ment next would show expenditures dangerously close to billion against receipts of about this would create a deficit in the neighbourhood of As has been predicted by stans speeches Are but they usually reflect highest administration policy and his address obviously indicated administration concern or interest in unofficial theories that higher taxes might be necessary next but stans stressed his own formula for maintaining the present tax rate and still eliminating the annual deficit in fiscal he said one step would be to increase revenues by reasonable user to recover the measurable value of govern ment services furnished specifically to identifiable individuals or he mentioned the postal service As a specific stans could not Rule out the possibility of higher taxation if events fait to permit substantially lower we cannot permit the government to operate Over Long periods without balanced he budget deficits Are inflationary in character if per Are unsound Public policy and destructive of the strength of the nation and the personal Security of its 1958 world wheat production expected to reach record High Down the Hatch Washington up the and communist and on solid foreign agricultural service production estimates for the fas has predicted world wheat j it said the increases indicated production in 1958 will reach a the an Arm of the Agri culture based its pre diction on preliminary information about wheat in the soviet Union for these three countries Are so Large that they will More than offset any decline in countries not yet especially in the Southern the red and Russia could be a snap decision oblivious to the big Bubble he is David makes his move at a chess match in photo hot dogs in Europe to stay snack bars planned new York up the american hot known in Nore elite circles As the has made such a hit at the Brussels worlds fair that it is probably in Europe to David executive Vic president of new Yorks brass rail restaurant announced that he is flying to London to prepare for establishment of american style Coffee shop and lunch counter operations in cities such As Antwerp and Berge said the brass rails Coffee shop at the Brussels which seats 138 has served As Many a customers in a single Day and inquiries from More than 100 european restau rant owners interested in buying and installing the same sort of equipment As the result of these Berge the restaurant Chain plans to set up smaller versions of its world fair Coffee shop in a few key european cities and sell franchises to europeans interested in operating similar establishments under the brass rail name in other the to have both tables and counter would feature a quickie american menu consisting principally of Ham Clam Fried shrimps and barbecued american canned soft ice Apple pie and normally produce about on half j of the worlds despite Lack of firm estimates from the com1 Monist fas said the out1 look is the outstanding feature of the world wheat t conditions Are fas in and Austral which with the Are the four principal prospects Are relatively unfavourable in can1 and an outturn of less than the below average crop of 370 Mil lion bushels harvested last year is i i the Outlook in Australia is much j brighter than in acreage is reported to be 40 per cent larger and moisture conditions much More favourable than last when j drought Cut production to about i j half a Normal the acreage recently seeded in Argentina is reported in generally satisfactory the fas Survey said Trade possibilities Are limited by Good supplies in Many normally j Good import markets of Western j Europe and i i less favourable j conditions Are less favourable Eastern and Tot til production for that area is expected to be significantly production is less than in 1957 in Many countries j of but larger stocks carried i Over from bumper production last year May reduce import in some of these As in the Case in North americas 1958 crop May be about on third larger than in 1937 because of the record crop in the the latest estimate for production is which exceeds the pre Vious record by 62 million the present estimate is 50 per cent above the 1957 Winter in the is estimated at 10 per cent above the previous Spring wheat is estimated at 250 million 6 per cent below prospective yields Are far above previous fas said tentative estimates indicate crop May approach the record 1957 a larger crop than in 1957 is expected for West Italy and Spain and Portugal May show some reduction from last conditions Are reported less promising in the Danube Basin with Yugoslavia report ing a 30 per cent reduction in the wheat in contrast to other Eastern european to lands Outlook is reported comparatively department technicians who have toured the soviet Union this sum Mer report the crop looks wheat production in Africa appears to be larger than in peering from the Batch of his homemade submarine is estonian refugee Evald of his shipyard was the garage of his Edward who helped build the 24footlong photo hard economics bosom buddies in vegas 3 jailed for smuggling new up two German seamen and a French Quarter night club proprietor received jail sentences in Federal court on charges of smuggling scotch whiskey into the country the seamen were Given 60day they already have been imprisoned four months since their original Las forces of helped by the hard economics of the gambling could eventually cover up Las vegas controversial nude As one big gambling operator put it gambling undressed broads dont weve got a Good thing Here in Legal gambling and we dont want to see it stripped from Veteran Las vegas hotel such As Ben Goffstein of the Riviera and Jack ent Ratter of the fought the Bare breasted invasion from its inception More than a year both reasoned that nudity could Well turn the Plush Oasis into a Honky Tonk More that it could drive away the lucrative family vacation ent Ratter says the married businessman who brings his fam ily with him is still Las vegas Best during the labor Day week end the Sands had 96 of its 300 rooms allotted to if the town goes for the strip tease says the wives will keep the kids Home and their the major hotels have Good economic reason to believe that family Type entertainment pays off better than red a great favorite with just broke the alb record at the then Goffstein shelled out to bring the Broadway hit lil direct from new York for an eight week its a clean reflected in Advance family reservations for the at one time there were three shows that featured nude chorus the Al Rancho put brassieres on its line after the roman Catholic Bishop of Reno forbade an catholics in Nevada to see or take part to any of the the which featured a Minsky argued that All the other hotels had the lop nightclub talents sewed nudity was their Only economic the new stardust biggest a town with 1400 brought the Lido show front most of its girls Are Bare from the Waist one source at the admits that the nudity Issue is hurting its hotel Busi he adds that a Good family Trade is needed to fill up
