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Middle-western Insurance Company Buys $500,000 Worth of Ampal Shares

October 4, 1961
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The Nationwide Insurance Company of Ohio, a middle-western firm; not previously associated with Israeli-oriented enterprises, has purchased $500,000 worth of AMPAL six percent Series “I” Debentures. A. Dickenstein, president of the American Israel Corporation, announced today.

“It was one of the largest single purchases of AMPAL securities during the first six months of the current fiscal year which saw the AMPAL Group’s sales of securities soar to a new high of three million dollars,” Mr. Dickenstein said. He described the first half of the AMPAL group’s twentieth anniversary year as one of “great activity and endeavor,” with a long-term loans and equity investments executed so far amounting to $28,000,000, of which $7,000,000 was earmarked for new immigrant housing.

At present total assets of the group exceed $60,000,000. It paid out more than $1,000,000 in dividends for the year 1960, having never missed paying a dividend in its 20-year existence.

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