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Dr. James Justice, interview, 2015

Description:: Dr. James Justice (Director of Health Training, Peace Corps Korea, cohort K-4) discusses healthcare issues in South Korea in the 1960s when he was a Peace Corps Korea doctor. This interview conducted by Liz Maxfield was recorded at a Peace Corps Korea reunion, Ghost Ranch, New Mexico, 2015. Topics include: tuberculosis, family planning program f... AbiquiuAbiquiúSeattleAlaskaNew MexicoArizonaMarshall IslandsGhost RanchRio ArribaSouth KoreaJapanUSA
Display date:: 2015
Location:: Marshall Islands
Format:: sound
Collections:: Digital Public Library of America
Contributors:: University of Southern California Digital Library
Publisher:: University of Southern California. Libraries
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