Before the Bowl Was Super - The New York Times
Super Bowl History: A Not-so-Super Start - How the Super Bowl Works | HowStuffWorks
Baseball by BSmile on X: "Today In 1967: A Fan's View Of The First AFL-NFL World Championship Game! Super Bowl I - Green Bay #Packers vs. Kansas City #Chiefs - Los Angeles
On This Day: Packers beat Chiefs in Super Bowl I
Super Bowl 1 Highlights - Packers vs Chiefs - YouTube
From the Archives: Green Bay Packers win first Super Bowl game - Los Angeles Times
Pride of Arizona: A Long Way From the First Super Bowl to Today | University of Arizona News
Super Bowl I: Facts about the first championship in history played by the Chiefs, Packers
The First Super Bowl
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Origin of the Super Bowl - Part 1 - Dawgs By Nature
From the Archives: Bell Rocket Air Men fly during first Super Bowl halftime show - Los Angeles Times
6 Facts About The 1967 Super Bowl - The History Junkie
1967 Bart Starr Green Bay Packers Super Bowl I Signed 16"x 20" Photo 10/15 (JSA) | eBay
Photos from the first Super Bowl - ABC News
Super Bowl I: Rare Photos From the First AFL-NFL Championship Game
A look back at Super Bowl I
Super Bowl I: Rare Photos From the First AFL-NFL Championship Game
Super Bowl I - Wikipedia
Super Bowl I: Rare Photos From the First AFL-NFL Championship Game
Green Bay Packers defeated the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl I: See photos from the 1967 game | Fox News
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How Super Bowl I's footage was finally found - Acme Packing Company
Coin Toss before Super Bowl I between the Green Bay Packers and Kansas City Chiefs | Neil Leifer Photography
Super Bowl I - Wikipedia
Super Bowl I Tape Was Erased Long Ago; Now The Game Will Air Again : NPR
Super Bowl I: The First AFL-NFL Championship Game | Chiefs vs. Packers | NFL - YouTube
First Super Bowl was blacked out in LA. Then Nixon got mad. - The Washington Post
