Broncos defense earns AP honors after beating Chiefs
Denver Broncos top defensive unit shut down Len Dawson and the Kansas City Chiefs, intercepting three passes and sacking Dawson seven times in a 26 13 win. Paul Smith led the fronts with three sacks as Denver moved to 3 0, while the Chiefs fell to 1 2. Coach Lou Saban praised the performance saying it may shake up the league.
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Hockey Exhibition Doings From Tuesday By The Associated Press
NHL exhibition results list two ties and a win: St Louis 4 Minnesota 4 and Vancouver 4 Toronto 1. Only games scheduled.
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Bucks Add Robertson and Stars Lift Title Hopes
Milwaukee plus Oscar Robertson change the outlook in the Midwest as Lew Alcindor leads a strengthened Bucks with Boozer Allen and strong youngsters. In the West, Phoenix Chicago Detroit and LAL battle for playoff spots while Seattle and Portland rebuild under new coaches. Baseball talks salary with umpires seeking raises as World Series looms.
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Special Achievement 1957 elected to House of Representatives
A summary of a long political career notes election to the House in 1957 and continuous service to the present time. It lists 1965 chairmanship of the Legislative Audit Committee 1967 as Speaker of the House 1967 commendation from the House for fair and impartial treatment of colleagues and 1969 appointment as majority leader of the Democratic members of the House.
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Bumpers Says WR Wants to Control Boards
Democratic nominee Dale Bumpers charged Governor Winthrop Rockefeller sought a third term to appoint a majority of Arkansas state boards and commissions. He said Arkansans lost confidence due to the governor's two term claim and noted the need to keep medically trained personnel in the state and spur rural incentives. He spoke to about 50 people at the Chicat County Courthouse and at a McGehee rally, stressing campaign issues.
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