1968 Olympic Games © André Lecoq and Robert Legros /L'Équipe Mexico 1968. Final of the 10,000m. Surprise victory for Kenyan Naftali Temu. 100m final. Victory and world record for the American Jim Hines. 100m final and podium. Jim Hines (USA), Lennox Miller (Jamaica), Charlie Greene (USA). Original contact sheet with the annotations of the archivists of the time.

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