NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD

ACROSS

1 Slow sort, informally 5 Duke, e.g.: Abbr. 9 Contents of a vault 14 What a salesperson may be assigned 15 Observe 16 Word before “Johnny” or “Lucy” 17 He wrote this many symphonies 19 Now, in Bilbao 20 First name on the Supreme Court 21 It borders this many other states 23 Exactly right 26 Riot 27 Tax ID 28 The Devil has one 30 Country that changed its name in 1939 33 “Zip your lip!” 34 Fish whose roe is used in sushi 35 How to find out what “this many” is in 17-, 21-, 52- and 57-Across 40 Choreographer Alvin 41 Oktoberfest order 42 Like most of New York State’s flag 43 “Aha!” 45 Consideration for avoiding burns, for short 48 Rank above maj. 50 First in a field 52 It has this many legs 55 Soap brand mentioned in “Hair” 56 Many an art print, informally 57 He won this many Olympic gold medals 60 Some slushy drinks 61 “Man produces ___ as a bee produces honey”: William Golding 62 Sheltered at sea 63 “Cabaret” director 64 Part of a baseball 65 Polar bird

DOWN

1 Classic Milwaukee brews 2 Chocolaty breakfast cereal 3 Actor Wynn of “Dr. Strangelove” 4 Wipe out, in slang 5 It’s only half due 6 National Adoption Mo. 7 Two in the news 8 One stop on a grand tour 9 The New Yorker cartoonist who wrote “What I Hate: From A to Z” 10 “A Shropshire Lad” author 11 Casino employee 12 Man in Mannheim 13 Actor Morales 18 Stuck-up 22 Not take things lying down, say 24 32-0, e.g. 25 Poet who wrote “In the Vanities / No one wears panities” 29 ___ days (now) 31 Oktoberfest order 32 Washington and Adams: Abbr. 33 Seuss’s star-bellied creatures 34 Ones carrying roses, maybe 35 One hailed on Broadway? 36 Alaskan export 37 Grieves loudly 38 Part of a how-to manual 39 Monarch who took the throne in ’52 43 Ca++ or Fe+++ 44 Covers in goo 45 Nolonger all there 46 Nag 47 Disney movie set in Arendelle 49 Drew from a hat, say 51 Bite playfully 52 Arabic leader? 53 Having mucho dinero 54 Singer/songwriter Matthews 58 Narrow waterway 59 Airline with a crown in its logo