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The 17 pages that link to 1960 Summer Olympics, each with the reason it gives.

• 1972 Summer OlympicsCompared with: Rome's preceding Summer Games provide a comparison for Munich's Olympic staging.

• 1956 Summer OlympicsCompared with: Rome followed Melbourne as the next Summer host and returned all events to one country.

• 1964 Summer OlympicsCompared with: Rome was the preceding host, offering a point of comparison for the first Asian Summer Olympics.

• Avery BrundageBroader topic: The Rome Games came early in Brundage’s presidency as the Olympics grew into a global broadcast event.

• Dawn FraserRelated: She retained the 100-metre freestyle title and added two relay medals.

• Larisa LatyninaBroader topic: Latynina won three gold medals and six total medals in Rome.

• Abebe BikilaBroader topic: Bikila’s barefoot victory made him the first Black African Olympic champion.

• Wilma RudolphBroader topic: Rudolph won the 100-meter, 200-meter, and 4 × 100-meter relay there.

• Boris ShakhlinRelated: Shakhlin won four gold medals, including the individual all-around title.

• Al OerterBroader topic: His second victory came while competing with a painful injury.

• Edoardo MangiarottiRelated: His final Games brought two gold medals, in team foil and team épée.

• Rafer JohnsonRelated: Johnson won decathlon gold after a close contest with Yang Chuan-kwang.

• Armin HaryRelated: Hary won the 100 metres and ran on West Germany’s victorious 4 × 100 metres relay team.

• Hans Günter WinklerRelated: Winkler added a team show-jumping gold to his Olympic record.

• Paul ElvstrømRelated: His fourth straight gold made him the first athlete to achieve that Olympic feat.

• Shirley StricklandRelated: Strickland won her third Olympic gold, in the 80-metre hurdles.

• Takashi OnoRelated: Ono won six medals in Rome, his largest haul at a single Olympics.