New York Times Answers - Thursday, 29th June 1989 There are 35 across clues and 45 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 29th June 1989. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Publisher Bennett: 1898-1971CERFAAcross 5: The Pequod's captainAHABAAcross 9: Dutch painter HalsFRANSAAcross 14: River into the CaspianURALAAcross 15: In the buffNUDEAAcross 16: Not phonyLEG ITAAcross 16: Not phonyLEGITAAcross 17: What-do-you-call-itJIGAMAREEAAcross 19: Mrs. TrumpIVANAAAcross 20: Where Humpty Dumpty satONAWALLAAcross 21: Tiny creaturesMITESAAcross 22: A lotNO ENDAAcross 25: MeatFLESHAAcross 26: What-do-you-call-itWHANGDOODLEAAcross 30: Start of the DeclarationWHENAAcross 31: Author JaffeRONAAAcross 32: Is ableCANAAcross 35: Ears?HEADSETAAcross 39: FortificationRAMPARTAAcross 41: Comical OliveOYLAAcross 42: Durrell novelCLEAAAcross 44: Its motto is "industry"UTAHAAcross 45: What-do-you-call-itTHINGAMABOBAAcross 49: Scene of hysteria: 1692SALEMAAcross 52: Lady Bird, for oneTEXANAAcross 53: Religious community in IowaAMANAAAcross 54: "Love of beauty ___ . . . ": EmersonISTASTEAAcross 59: Blue hueROYALAAcross 60: What-do-you-call-itDOOHICKEYAAcross 62: Common contractionARENTAAcross 63: "Coffee, Tea, ___": Baker-Jones bookORMEAAcross 64: Floor materialTILEAAcross 65: Unit of frequencyHERTZAAcross 66: Make a saladTOSSAAcross 67: ZippedSPEDDDown 1: Stephen King novel: 1981CUJODDown 2: Moran of "Happy Days"ERINDDown 3: Indian melodyRAGADDown 4: Diamond defectFLAWDDown 5: Type of recordingANALOGDDown 6: Let flyHURLEDDDown 7: Citrus drinkADEDDown 8: Hum bug?BEEDDown 9: HumbugFLIM-FLAMDDown 9: HumbugFLIMFLAMDDown 10: ScoldREVILEDDown 11: Hard rockAGATEDDown 12: Cubs and RedsNINESDDown 13: HideSTASHDDown 18: Thomas or HoraceMANNDDown 23: Neither's partnerNORDDown 24: Open-___ policyDOORDDown 26: Part of Muffet's mealWHEYDDown 27: Make soundHEALDDown 28: Here-there connectionANDDDown 29: Cell lettersDNADDown 30: He's on firstW.H.O.DDown 30: He's on firstWHODDown 32: Statesman called The ElderCATODDown 33: Graceful horseARABDDown 34: UtmostN-THDDown 34: UtmostNTHDDown 36: Corny stuffSCHMALTZDDown 37: Ivy LeaguerELIDDown 38: Nomad's padTENTDDown 40: Place to get stoutPUBDDown 43: I.D. datumAGEDDown 45: LesseeTENANTDDown 46: AphorismsAXIOMSDDown 47: Flirts withMASHESDDown 48: ConANTIDDown 49: Miles of moviesSARAHDDown 50: Love, Italian styleAMOREDDown 51: HenLAYERDDown 55: Play thingsACTSDDown 56: Light leap or boundSKIPDDown 57: Graph or pathic openingTELEDDown 58: SawEYEDDDown 60: I may have itDOTDDown 61: Acapulco goldORO