CROSSWORDS

ACROSS 1- A Baldwin brother; 5- Staggering; 10- Asian sea; 14- Mrs. Dithers, in “Blondie”; 15- Big; 16- “A Doll’s House” heroine; 17- Undecided; 18- Catches; 19- “Is ___ it?”; 20- Intrinsically; 22- Food and water; 23- Individually; 24- Christmas; 26- Euro forerunner; 29- Oboe, e.g.; 31- Novice; 35- Sticky stuff; 37- Big brass; 39- Early video game; 40- Manitoba native; 41- War horse; 42- Romain de Tirtoff, familiarly; 43- Literary work; 44- Blab; 45- Former Russian rulers; 46- Walk stealthily; 48- Knock off; 50- Wee one; 51- Upper limbs, weapons; 53- Kinds; 55- Of first importance; 58- Stormy; 63Hard to find; 64- Cream-filled cookies; 65- Sewing case; 66- Richard of “A Summer Place”; 67- “Siddhartha” author; 68- Env. notation; 69- Fourth-down option; 70- Start; 71- Subterfuge;

DOWN 1- Broadway opening; 2- Coil; 3- Goes wrong; 4- Boat often made of birchbark, canvas, or fiberglass; 5- French wine region; 6- Small farm; 7- Quod ___ demonstrandum; 8- Incite; 9- French article; 10- Hollow-horned ruminants; 11- Architect Mies van der ___;

12- Desertlike; 13- Miss; 21- Payment for travel; 22- Classical starter; 25- Toward the mouth; 26- Center of Florida; 27- Wrist bones;

28- Deplete; 30- Affairs of honor; 32- Thai breed of cat; 33- Opening; 34- Discharge; 36Will; 38- Aggressively hostile; 41- Arise (from);

45- Small child; 47- Bauxite, e.g.; 49- Good to go; 52- Seductively beautiful woman; 54Campaign tactic; 55- Type of school or cook;

56- Prego competitor; 57- Teheran’s country;

59- Capone foe; 60- Famous last words; 61Kernels; 62- Fork feature; 64- What have we here?!;