Reagan Plans to Attend Symposium in Japan
From United Press International
NEW YORK —
Former President Ronald Reagan plans to visit Japan in October at the invitation of Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita and speak at a symposium of Japanese businessmen and political leaders, a Japanese communications group has announced.
Reagan would speak before the Fujisankei Forum in the first such speech by a former American President, the Fujisankei Communications Group said in releasing details of Reagan’s trip.
It would be the first trip for Reagan outside of the United States since he left office.
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