June 12, 1966
			
	"I'd like to see the world record come back to the U.S., but you know everything has to be just right and that doesn't happen too often."
	By Gwilym S. Brown, Sports Illustrated
	Setting up world record attempts in the Mile run is like handling butterflies. The slightest miscalculation, one...
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			December 31, 1965
			
	German Olympian clocks fastest Mile on grass; in earlier meet, Keino sets 5000m world record
	From Once Upon a Time in the Vest
	In New Zealand, Kip Keino and Jürgen May are enjoying the mild weather of the southern hemisphere. The headline in the September issue of Track & Field News...
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			August 30, 1965
			
	"The Mile has been my ambition. All the really great names are there: Bannister, Landy, Elliott, Snell. These men are idols to me. Now the ambition is realized. I've done what I set out to do."
	By Edwin Shrake, Sports Illustrated
	At Courtemanche Stadium in the market town of Rennes near the...
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			July 05, 1965
			
	With tactical cunning and a brilliant burst of speed, 18-year-old Jim Ryun beat the great Peter Snell in a U.S. record 3:55.3 Mile
	By Gwilym S. Brown, Sports Illustrated
	In San Diego one day last week an 18-year-old boy and a former football linebacker sat down to map out the strategy the boy...
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