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11. __First publicized freezing; see e.g. LIFE, Feb. 3, 1967 (split edition).
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29. Cryonics Societies and related organizations (Information as of November, 1971):
Bay Area Cryonics Society, 1739 Oxford St., #6, Berkeley, Cal. 94709. Arthur Quaife, Chairman Jerome B. White, and others have been working with Dr. Peter Gouras and other scientists to formalize an updated freezing protocol. Physical facilities planned.
British Cryogenics Society, 339 Eastwood Rd., Rayleigh, Essex SS6 7LG, England.
Continuelife Corp., c/o Forrest S. Walters, 1603 Millfair, Erie, Pa. 16505.
Cryo-Crypt Corp., c/o Edward Kuhrt, 5 Cornell Ct., Smithtown, N.Y. 11787. A permanent storage facility has been built, and is to be operated on a nonprofit basis, but is not yet operational.
Cryogenetics, Inc., c/o Frederik Horn, St. James Funeral Home, St. James, Long Island, New York. The company plans to store tissue samples for possible later use in growing organs in culture.
Cryonic Interment, Inc., c/o Cryonics Society of California, below. The firm operates two permanent storage facilities in cemeteries, in California and New Jersey.
Cryonies Society of Australia, nascent, c/o Dr. & Mrs. E. W. Walton, 19 Bindaga Street, Aranda A.C.T. 2614, Australia.
Cryonics Society of Austria, 11 Hauptplatz, 2620 Neunkirchen N 0, Austria.
Cryonics Society of California, 216 Pico Blvd., Suite 3, Santa Monica, Cal. 90405. One of the oldest, largest, and most active. A monthly newsletter, Cryonics Review, is published.
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Cryonics Society of Colombia, Carrera 5a no. 1614, Oficina 301, Bogota, Colombia.
Cryonies Society of South Florida, Box 693, North Miami, Fla. 33161.
Cryonics Society of France, 10 rue Thibournery, Paris 15 France. This is the most active European society; it publishes a monthly bulletin and has some physical assets. Anatole Dolinoff, President.
Cryonics Society of Germany, Gruntenweg 2 XI, 85 Ni1mberg Langwasser, West Germany.
Cryonics Society of Illinois, 11138 S. Vernon, Chicago, 111. 60628.
Cryonics Society of Kentucky, P.O. Box 7295, Louisville, Kentucky 40207.
Cryonics Society of Michigan, 24041 Stratford, Oak Park, Michigan 48237. The society has physical assets and capability and publishes a monthly newsletter, The Outlook.
Cryonics Society of New York, 9 Holmes Court, Sayville, Long Island, New York 11782. This is the oldest Cryonics Society and one of the largest; it has physical assets and publishes a quarterly newsletter, Immortality.
Cryonics Society of Ontario, 2724 Huggins St., Niagara Falls, Ontario.
Cryonics Society of Spain, CaIle Diputacion 464 Pral 4, Barcelona 13, Spain.
Cryonics Unlimited, Suite 818 Empire State Bldg., 530 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y. 10001.
Cryo Span Corp., c/o Cryonics Society of New York, above. The firm has storage facilities and, like Cryonic Interment Inc., also offers a full range of services.
Hope Knoll Cryogenic Cemetery Association, c/o Joseph Cannon, 2515 Gmeiner Rd., Appleton, Wis. 54911. A permanent storage facility has been built but is not yet operational. Mr. Cannon is also connected with Cryo-Era Corp., a firm planning to manufacture permanent storage units.
Manrise Corporation, P.O. Box 731, La Canada, California 91011. Fred and Linda Chamberlain publish Mansise Techincal Review, which is expected near the end of 1971 to offer an annotated description of the latest freezing protocol.
Negative Entropy, Inc., c/o Paul Segal], 197 E. 4tb St., New York, N.Y.
Northeast Cryonics Society, 29 Adams St., Lexington, Mass. 02173.
Northwest Cryonics Society, c/o C. C. Knight, 27128 S. E. Chase Rd., Gresham, Oregon 97030.
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