in Foreign Affairs entitled "Asia After

3; Nixon gave press conferences and met with leaders of the countries he visited.[63] The family soon moved to New York City, where Nixon became a senior partner in the leading law firm Nixon, Mudge, Rose, Guthrie & Alexander.[44] In 1963 the family bought an apartment at 810 Fifth Avenue.[64] Nelson Rockefeller lived upstairs, and during the Presidential campaign of 1968 the two used different entrances and elevators.[65][66][67] In March–April 1964 he made a trip to Asia, which included South Vietnam and Japan. During and immediately after the trip, he made many media appearances in which he called on the Johnson Administration to escalate the struggle against communism in South East Asia to the point of invading North Vietnam and Laos.[68]
Though largely out of the public eye, he was still supported by much of the Republican base who respected his knowledge of politics and international affairs.[44] This reputation was enhanced when Nixon wrote an article in Foreign Affairs entitled "Asia After Vietnam",[44] in which he proposed a new relation
in Foreign Affairs entitled "Asia After

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