John C. “Jock” Cobb, II. Oral History 1994 1994

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John C. “Jock” Cobb, II. Oral History 1994 1994

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The oral history focuses on Dr. John “Jock” Cobb’s experiences in the mid-1950s as a consultant to the newly-formed Indian Health Service.

1 folder, 1 audio cassette

New Mexico Health Historical Collection, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Library and Informatics Center

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