i think as played if you intend to bluff the river you should just jam. 70k makes it too easy for him to call, and represents about 25% pot if i tabulated it all together correctly.

raising the turn is kinda sexy vs raising the flop. might disguise that we have a FD (as many ppl raise the flop here). however, it sorta requires that you know he double barrels light, bc many players here will give up a lot of their range by the turn, so their double barrels will on average be stronger, and thus less willing to fold. our equity against many of these hands is still fine, but with one only card to come, peaks out at ~34%. if we have fold equity by winning on some rivers, we profit. i like the way you set up the hand in general but would prob commit to shoving the river. raising turn + cramming river looks really strong, and makes it him have to feel very confident in being right before he can call (its a lot of his stack too). 

fwiw i think my default is raising flop and pumping all in by the turn. the pot is already pretty big relative to our stack before he even cbets (68k vs our 328k stack from what i can tell), and we have piles of equity vs his range from the CO (or just about any hand for that matter). the worst hand we can be up against here for us is AJhh, where we are still 35%. We're a flip against AhAx, and are a slight favorite vs 98. We still have 40% against sets. if you make it like 86-93k on the flop and he calls, the pot is about the size of your remaining stack, such as that you can cram turn (or bet a commiting amount).