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current	23:38, 3 December 2021		375 × 503 (88 KB)	Joofjoof	File:David Sencer with Prince Tu'ipelehake.png cropped 81 % horizontally, 62 % vertically using CropTool with lossless mode.

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PNG file comment	This photograph features (left to right) Dr. Ronald R. Roberto (EIS 1962), Prince Tuipelehake of Tonga, Dr. David J. Sencer and Dr. J. Donald Millar. Several years prior to this visit, Prince Tu'ipelehake met a CDC team headed by Dr. Ronald R. Roberto. This team provided the smallpox vaccine, which was delivered by a newly developed jet gun, to the local people of Tonga. During his trip to the CDC in November, 1967, he met with the smallpox officials and sanitation officials to learn more about the organization in case he would ever need their help again. Date: 1967 Content credits: / Dr. David J. Sencer/ Julie McClure, Atlanta Journal and Constitution Photo credit: Xxxxxxxxxx Image storage: VEC/ GHO storage Support File: CD_128_DH/ 034