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Wife begs Carter to press Russia for missing double agent Shadrin
The wife of Nicholas Shadrin, a Soviet double agent who vanished in Vienna in 1975, appeals to President Carter for U.S. action. State Department notes indicate efforts to locate Shadrin and bring him home, with White House sympathy and ongoing inquiries. Copaken accuses Ford and Carter administrations of missed opportunities, while Shadrin’s case remains unresolved and debated among intelligence officials. The story traces Shadrin’s defection, credentials, and the failed trade talks involving figures like Kissinger, Vogel, and Brzezinski.
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Nicholas Shadrin
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AIA
Kano Bauch
Fria Suly
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Russia
Hodplaty Hadding Carter
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Sae Carter
White House
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Jody Powell
Richard Copaken
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Zbigniew Brzezinski
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