Wife pleads for U S double agent held in Russia
The wife of Nicholas Shadrin, a Soviet naval analyst who became an American citizen and double agent for the FBI, appealed to President Carter to intercede with the USSR to locate him after his 1975 Vienna meeting with KGB agents. State Department officials would not confirm details but said efforts continue. Copaken, representing Mrs. Shadrin, said Shadrin may be alive in a Soviet prison and could be traded for captured spies. he described past high‑level diplomacy and possible exchanges, while Mrs. Shadrin urged public acknowledgment of his role as a spy.
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