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Zim’s Luxury Liner, Shalom, Sails Without Passengers; Sold to German Company

The 25,300-ton S.S. Shalom, once pride of Israel’s merchant marine, bid a sad farewell to the Port of New York when she sailed from here late Friday afternoon, without passengers, on her last voyage under the Israel flag. The $20 million luxury liner, built for the Zim Lines in 1964, was sold earlier this year […]

October 16, 1967
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The 25,300-ton S.S. Shalom, once pride of Israel’s merchant marine, bid a sad farewell to the Port of New York when she sailed from here late Friday afternoon, without passengers, on her last voyage under the Israel flag. The $20 million luxury liner, built for the Zim Lines in 1964, was sold earlier this year to the German Atlantic Line of Hamburg, which reportedly paid $16 million for her.

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