McClure Steals Spotlight in NBC Movie Football
TV listing highlights Doug McClure headlining The Judge and Jake Wyler pilot on NBC at 9 p.m. with Miss Davis directing case intrigue. CBS and ABC air Archie and Mary Tyler Moore style comedies. NBC anchors with McClure’s ex-con detective role and a busy mystery plot.
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Pentagon papers trial set for Dec 12 in Los Angeles
U S District Judge Matt Byrne scheduled the Elisberg Russo Pentagon papers trial to begin December 12 with the jury selected over four months ago. The defense WILL appeal to the Ninth Circuit to overrule Byrne and a key dispute over slide transparency exhibits and wiretap disclosures may delay or alter evidence.
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Lynn Eyed As New HUD Boss
The Washington Post reports White House sources expect James T. Lynn to be named Housing and Urban Development secretary, replacing George Romney who resigned. Lynn, 45, a former Cleveland lawyer, would also be considered for commerce secretary and has held roles in the Commerce Department since 1969.
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Klein Decries Jailing Newsmen and Press Privacy
Herbert G. Klein urged journalists to defend source confidentiality after the jailing of two reporters for refusing to disclose sources. He and Peter Bridge called for a review of broadcasting fairness doctrine and stronger state laws to protect reporters rights, saying courts have misapplied the issues and burdens on the press.
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