Attorneys, U.S. State Dept. Join Mrs. Shapiro to Aid Husband

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they underwent in Moscow June

help" from the State Department E. Mrs. Shapiro's visa expired, and
in her efforts to procure a visa to she was unable to remain in Rus-
return to the Soviet Union. Asked sia for a civil ceremony.
if she had received any assistance
The testimony heard by him
from the White House, she would included the report that Shapiro
not comment.
had been barred from seeing fam-
ily, friends or legal counsel since
The Shapiros were married
29 by proxy in a civil cere- his arrest.

June

mony by Chief Judge Harold
Greene of District of Columbia
Civil Court. Judge Greene mar-
ried the couple after hearing testi-
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Rabbi Harry Kranz of Silver
Spring, Md., who conducted the
Moscow service, said the proxy
ceremony "will hopefully be at
cepted by the Soviet authorities
as a valid marriage."
A protest was made by letter
by Sen. George McGovern to So-
viet Ambassador Anatoly Dobry-
nin over Shapiro's arrest and im-
prisonment. The senator urged
AMSTERDAM (JTA) — Israel's
that the Soviet government free
Shapiro immediately and allow refusal to permit KLM charter
him to emigrate, calling Shapiro's flights to land at Lydda Airport
forthcoming trial "a source of pro- was sharply criticized in the Dutch
, found concern" to him and to Parliament Wednesday.
many other Americans.
Henrik Por, a member of the
Democratic Socialist 1970 Party,
Some 50 supporters of Mrs.
Shapiro conducted in front of the remarked that "Israel makes an
Soviet Intourist Office in Manhat- extremely unsympathetic impres-
tan a symbolic wedding ceremony sion" in this matter and asked the
secretary general of the Dutch
for the couple. The demonstrators,
mostly women, had planned to en- Communications Ministry to "pro-
test strongly" to the Israeli Civil
ter the Intourist Office to plead
for Shapiro but found the office Aviation authorities.
doors shut when they arrived.
The banning of the c h a r ter
Meanwhile, United Nations Sec- flights came as a surprise since
Israel had just signed an agree-
retary General Kurt Waldheim has
been, asked to intervene with So- ; ment granting KLM landing rights
for a fourth weekly flight to Tel
viet authorities on behalf of the
Aviv.
human rights of Russian Jews
when he visits Moscow next month.
The Israeli ban was linked by
Jewish sources in the Soviet Union the newspaper Alegemeen Dag,blad
reported that 40 Moscow Jews sent
to a recent decision by the Nether-
a message to Waldheim requesting lands West Indies government to
an audience to discuss the problem
deny Israel planes landing rights
of human rights as they relate to on the island of Curacao. ELM
Soviet Jews who want to go to cannot he held responsible for that
Israel. Earlier. 41 Jews from
decision. the paper remarked.
Minsk. Vilna and Kovno petitioned
Dutch tourists booked on KLM
the secretary general to investig-
charter flights to Israel now are
ate the curtailment of Jewish rights
being transferred by plane or
in contravention of Soviet law and
train to Zurich or Paris where
international conventions to which
they board Swissair or Air
Frarce planes to Israel.

Earlier, the secretary of the
Dutch Ministry of Communications,
.X. Kruisinga, confirmed that the
Dutch government is considering
staffing its most "threatened" air-
planes W ith security guards who
will be armed with pistols.

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Kruisinga said The use of cIum•
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World War I and still is proscribed
by many international agreements,
including the Geneva Convention.
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tary duty. He is a friend of Gav-
riel Shapiro.
Teachers and students of Car-
mel College w rote Prime Minister
Edward Heath to thank him for
supporting the Soviet Jewry cam-
paign and to ask him to intervene
with the Soviet authorities to ex-
pedite delivery of 32 packages sent
to Leonid Slepak of Moscow on his
Bar Mitzva.

Israel Refuses
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at Lydda Airport

Acindincw i cet

11,11 - 1

the Soviet Union is a signatory.
Dr. Waldheim is scheduled to ar-
rive in Moscow July 17 on an offi-
cial visit at the invitation of the
Soviet government.
Jewish sources reported that
Mark Nashpitz has appealed from
his prison cell in Moscow to Jews
all over the world to work for his
release. "I am to face a trial for
a crime I never committed. I ap-
peal for your help," the message
said. Nashpitz was arrested -last

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