New York Times Answers - Friday, 26th September 1997

There are 37 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 26th September 1997. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Andean shrub
AAcross 5:	___ Sanctorum
AAcross 9:	Crayola color
AAcross 14:	Caspian Sea feeder	URAL
AAcross 15:	1966 Lennon-McCartney tune
AAcross 16:	"Hold your tongue!"
AAcross 17:	Refugee's request	POLITICALASYLUM
AAcross 20:	"Murder, ___" (1960 film)
AAcross 21:	Author Robert ___ Butler	OLEN
AAcross 22:	Jazz trumpeter Baker	CHET
AAcross 23:	Skeptics
AAcross 25:	City on the Po
AAcross 28:	Fate
AAcross 29:	National Gallery ___	OFART
AAcross 31:	Slicker
AAcross 32:	Like fraudulent accidents
AAcross 35:	Milk source
AAcross 36:	Cartoonist Walker
AAcross 37:	Timber or water, for instance
AAcross 40:	Some train cargoes
AAcross 41:	"Undoubtedly"
AAcross 42:	Like the risk to bet on, maybe
AAcross 43:	"What a ___!" (beach comment)
AAcross 44:	Reno game
AAcross 46:	"Chuang Tzu" principle
AAcross 47:	Prefix with sphere	STRATO
AAcross 49:	Infamous pen	ALCATRAZ
AAcross 53:	Side in a 1980's war
AAcross 54:	Go bad
AAcross 55:	Chemical suffix
AAcross 56:	Modern air munition
AAcross 60:	Movie scorer Straus	OSKAR
AAcross 61:	Beclouds, with "up"
AAcross 62:	Controversial ripener
AAcross 63:	Verbose
AAcross 64:	Change machine fill
AAcross 65:	Rowlands of "Light of Day"
DDown 1:	One usually seen taking a bow
DDown 2:	Town near Bangor
DDown 3:	They're deemed worth taking	CALCULATEDRISKS
DDown 4:	The People's Champ
DDown 5:	Quick
DDown 6:	Chicago suburb
DDown 7:	Commuter hub	TRANSFERSTATION
DDown 8:	Completely
DDown 9:	Gist
DDown 10:	Industrialist Guggenheim	MEYER
DDown 11:	Babe Ruth, in 1914
DDown 12:	French crown
DDown 13:	"The One I Love" group
DDown 18:	Barely walk
DDown 19:	Taylor or Hayes, e.g.
DDown 24:	Counterfeit
DDown 26:	Busters
DDown 27:	Chamber group, perhaps
DDown 30:	Knock out, so to speak
DDown 32:	Brahmins
DDown 33:	Place to see a hanged man, e.g.
DDown 34:	Dawn-till-dusk
DDown 36:	Marshal under Napoleon	MURAT
DDown 38:	Roarer
DDown 39:	___ about (publicly visible)	OUTAND
DDown 44:	Without a cover at night
DDown 45:	Gunk
DDown 48:	Expanses
DDown 50:	Garnish leaf
DDown 51:	Pitcher, of a sort
DDown 52:	Kind of crossing
DDown 56:	Part of a trunk
DDown 57:	___ precaution	ASA
DDown 58:	Subject of a grainy picture?
DDown 59:	Nab