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Dr. William Chin:        Not quite.  I had not heard anything from Dr. Coatney, so I assumed he wasn’t interested.  A little more than a year into my Peace Corps assignment, I knew that I wanted to stay overseas and continue working and learning.  I also knew that at that time there was a cholera research laboratory in Dhaka, Bangladesh.  It was part of a SEATO 

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Southeast Asian Treaty Organization.

1-sponsored activity and headed by, of all people, Colonel Bud Benenson, my boss from my army days in Puerto Rico. 

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I worked with Dr. Contacos for a few months.  (I was living in the outskirts of Atlanta in Chamblee and the penitentiary was maybe 10 miles away.)  Dr. Contacos then left for Pakistan to locate a trial site.  He started in Lahore, Pakistan, and he worked with a group of people from the University of Maryland.  They had a research group in Lahore.  The ICMRT -- International Center for Medical Research and Training 

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for Medical Research and Training

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2 -- he worked out of there.  They were helping him locate a research site and helping him with technical assistance. 

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