NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
1 Afternoon TV’s Dr. ___ 5 Deep-sea diver’s equipment 10 Little trickster 13 No longer in the closet, say 15 Grandmothers, affectionately 16 Mother of a fawn 17 “Hip-hop” song of 1967 19 Prospector’s find 20 When a cock crows 21 Cock 23 Shocked reaction 25 “Pay ___ mind” 27 Super-duper 28 Pilot’s announcement, briefly 29 “Rap” song of 1966 32 Mennonite group 34 Race with batons 35 Workers with lots of baggage 38 “No, No” woman of Broadway 42 Residents of the Sooner State,
informally 44 Belief system 45 “Country” song of 1971 50 Young fellow 51 Main part of a church 52 Winter coat material 53 Friend in war 54 Brewed drink often served with
lemon 57 Prefix with -hedron 59 Ending with Wolf, Bat or Super 60 “Metal” song of 1950 64 Thunderstruck feeling 65 “Stormy Weather” composer 66 Role for which 11-Down won her
Oscar 67 It was dropped at Woodstock 68 “Start over” button 69 Prefix with dynamic
DOWN ACROSS
1 “Wham!” 2 “What’s that?” 3 “According to some …” 4 Abate 5 Suddenly become alert 6 Taxi 7 Intact, as a chain 8 Scott of “Charles in Charge” 9 Concerning 10 “Same here” 11 Rita who won an Oscar for
“West Side Story” 12 Looked hard 14 Home for a bear 18 Destroy 22 Fictional Tom or real-life
Diane 23 Equipment 24 “Look ___!” 26 Big maker of A.T.M.’s 29 Military uniform material 30 Suffix with pay or schnozz 31 F.D.R. veep John ___ Garner 33 Crossed home plate, say 36 Photo 37 Coastal defenses against
flooding 39 Fib 40 Blue-green 41 Water whirl 43 ___-Caps (candy) 45 Neither vegetable nor
mineral 46 Easily tamed tropical birds 47 Made level 48 Packing a wallop 49 Robert of “The Sopranos” 53 Madison Square Garden, e.g. 55 Ivan or Nicholas 56 Dublin’s land 58 TV schedule abbr. 61 Peace sign, for one 62 Piece of mail: Abbr. 63 ___ Paulo, Brazil