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John Williams: "Olympic Fanfare and Theme"

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By: Noah Hogberg

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The 1964 Summer Olympics were very interesting. One of the  reasons was the countries that participated. Another was the events that were held. Finally the third reason was the ceremonies surrounding the Olympics.

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Google images

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Google Images

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“1964 Tokyo Summer Games." Olympics at Sports-Football-Reference.com. N.p., n.d. Web. 25 Feb. 2014.

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One thing I’ve learned from my research was even though people countries don’t get along, they can always put their differences aside and come and compete.

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The taker of the olympic oath was a man named Takashi ono. Interestingly, he was from hiroshima, one of the places struck by the atomic bomb.

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The opening and closing ceremonies were held in the host city, Tokyo.

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Did you know that the youngest athlete to compete in this olympics was 12?

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The most medals won for a single country was the USSR. Surprisingly, the most medals were won by a single athlete was Larysa Latynina, who was competing for the USSR.

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Many of these are recognizable such as The U.S. and the Soviet Union. Other less recognizable countries participated such as uruguay and argentina.

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Over 93 countries participated in the olympics.