TV Show Ban Sought by McLain in Senate Race
Los Angeles AP McLain seeks a court injunction to stop NBC from airing Meet the Press style interviews with Cranston and Salinger while claiming FCC rights to equal candidate access. He sues NBC for 2.6 million dollars after being denied participation in the program set for Sunday. Cranston California and Salinger former White House press secretary are top contenders among 12 Democrats.
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Solon Status Quo In Rights Debate
A Washington AP dispatch reports Senator Douglas again sought a prompt vote on jury trial amendments in the civil rights debate but was blocked by Florida Senatorial opposition. GOP leaders push a compromise package to gain cloture and end Southern filibuster with a two thirds vote, as Humphrey and Dirksen marshal votes.
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Tehachapi Aqueduct Plans Begin For State Water Project
SEBEC AP The four year Tehachapi crossing project for the California aqueduct will start next July. Bid advertisements will cover excavation of four tunnels to transport Feather River water through mountains at 3200 feet elevation. State water project facilities cost about 2 billion dollars and aim to deliver water to Los Angeles by 1971 and inland Southern California by 1972. The crossing links tunnels siphons and a pumping plant to lift water nearly 2000 feet from the San Joaquin Valley floor.
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Early U.S. air and sea moves loom in Vietnam area
U.S. officials said a broad set of options may be opened as jet reconnaissance and air strikes expand toward North Vietnam. Plans include more air power, sea power, and possible landings in Thailand if Bangkok seeks aid, reflecting growing U.S. military options amid Southeast Asia tensions. In a separate item, Harold E. Fields, 42, Orange County candidate, urged a 35-hour work week with double overtime pay and an end to U.S. intervention in Viet Nam.
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U S Leaders Plot Moves to Safeguard Laos Crisis
U S officials say steps to safeguard Laos may expand if the crisis worsens while a Navy carrier squadron returns to the 7th Fleet in the Pacific. Reconnaissance flights are planned to gather data under the Laos neutralization pact as diplomatic pressure persists.
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