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-----·- ---·-~; ' '{bJ(0) I 4t ---· ' , : . . .. ~~ ··- ~· -~··--· -~--- --- -~------- Dr. Harris Isbell 6 Pare Chateau Banquet Geneva. Switzerland : '/ Dear Harris: It is desirable that I get in contact with you by telaphone to discus s"'a small matter of mutual interest. 1 under stand that yoll are-uwa.y f-rQm Geneva at the present time and will be gone until about 4 December. I will place a. telephone call to you on 7 Decetnber about 7 o'clock P.lv1. Geneva. time. In the event you are not available at that ti1ne, leave a forwarding address to which tho telephone call could be transierred. U this is not agreeable, let me know a. time. date. and place I could reacn you on or about 7 or 8 December. 1 hope that you arc having a profitable and ple3sant sabbatical. ~- With kindest personal regards to you and your family, I remain Very truly yours, (b) (J) The image is a presentation slide or a title page for a declassified document. On the left, there is a stylized graphic of a large vault door with circular mechanisms and a blue glowing light. To the right of the vault graphic, the words "THE BLACK VAULT" are displayed prominently in a stylized font, with a blue neon glow behind them. Below this title, descriptive text explains that the document was obtained from The Black Vault, an online database of declassified government documents, specifically from the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection. The text also provides a URL for accessing the full collection. There are no photographs of people, locations, equipment, or subjects; no handwritten annotations, signatures, or marginalia; no official stamps; no forms with filled-in fields; no diagrams, schematics, or organizational charts; no tables or structured data; and no visible redations or obscured content. The visual content consists solely of the vault graphic and the text. The document is a typed letter with handwritten annotations in multiple locations. At the top, there are three circular marks, one of which is a dark filled circle. There are also three circled handwritten annotations: "170", "(b)(3)", and "(6)(6)", suggesting redactions or references. The main body of the document is a letter addressed to "Dr. Harris Isbell" concerning arrangements for a telephone call. At the bottom right, there is a handwritten alphanumeric designation "B-298". The content appears to be administrative or logistical rather than directly descriptive of experimental procedures or facilities.