New York Times Answers - Friday, 2nd June 1989

There are 39 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 2nd June 1989. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Camel's-hair garments
AAcross 5:	Killer of Adonis
AAcross 9:	TV's "The Love ___"
AAcross 13:	Andrews or Wynter
AAcross 14:	W.W. I battle site
AAcross 15:	Pawnee's friend
AAcross 16:	"Thanks ___"
AAcross 17:	Make joyful
AAcross 18:	Marriage symbol
AAcross 19:	Matrimonial official
AAcross 21:	Armed ___
AAcross 23:	Prepares flax
AAcross 24:	Architect Saarinen	EERO
AAcross 25:	Temper
AAcross 28:	Scattered, as petals at a marriage
AAcross 31:	Vintage car
AAcross 32:	Earn
AAcross 34:	Antitoxin
AAcross 36:	Swiss river
AAcross 38:	Pave a road again	RETAR
AAcross 40:	Las ___ (12:00, in Spain)	DOCE
AAcross 41:	June V.I.P.
AAcross 43:	Fundamental
AAcross 45:	Slump
AAcross 46:	Amble
AAcross 48:	Victoria Principal role	PAMELA
AAcross 50:	About: Abbr.	CIRC
AAcross 51:	Radamès's love	AIDA
AAcross 52:	"I Love a ___"
AAcross 55:	June events
AAcross 59:	Revise
AAcross 60:	" . . . to fetch ___ of water"	APAIL
AAcross 62:	Memorable Surrealist
AAcross 63:	Josip Broz
AAcross 64:	Lure
AAcross 65:	Hot place
AAcross 66:	Old or young follower	STER
AAcross 67:	W African group
AAcross 68:	Bogs
DDown 1:	The first lover
DDown 2:	Romantic island
DDown 3:	Juliet's word to her nurse
DDown 3:	Juliet's word to her nurse
DDown 4:	Silographer's forte
DDown 5:	Tree trunks
DDown 6:	Persian poet who wrote about love	OMAR
DDown 7:	Bu. or pk.	AMT
DDown 8:	Woman's double-breasted coat
DDown 9:	" . . . ___, something blue"
DDown 10:	Auricular
DDown 11:	Top-notch
DDown 12:	Young sheep
DDown 14:	Pioneer
DDown 20:	Part of a baseball
DDown 22:	Stibnite and galena
DDown 24:	Miss Kett et al.	ETTAS
DDown 25:	Valentino role
DDown 26:	Comes close
DDown 27:	Water wheel
DDown 28:	Shankar instrument
DDown 29:	Shaped unevenly
DDown 30:	Almost princely
DDown 33:	Middle Ages instrument
DDown 35:	Kind of cycle or phone
DDown 37:	Horace Mann, e.g.
DDown 39:	How the express travels
DDown 42:	Camelot lady
DDown 44:	Alan or Cheryl	LADD
DDown 47:	Tire parts
DDown 49:	___ honor (nuptials figure)	MAIDOF
DDown 51:	Vowel sequence	AEIOU
DDown 52:	Fondles
DDown 53:	Opposite of exit
DDown 54:	Matrimony is one
DDown 55:	Women soldiers	WACS
DDown 56:	Church part
DDown 57:	Small valley
DDown 58:	Does wrong
DDown 61:	Little, in Paris	PEU