New York Times Bonus Answers - Wednesday, 1st October 1997

There are 43 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Wednesday, 1st October 1997. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Part of Africa named by Vasco da Gama on Christmas 1497
AAcross 6:	Golden __ (Sir Francis Drake's flagship)
AAcross 10:	Double-reed woodwind
AAcross 14:	Old toothpaste brand	IPANA
AAcross 15:	"Zip-__-Doo-Dah"	ADEE
AAcross 16:	Explorer for whom an Antarctic sea is named
AAcross 17:	Clark's exploration partner
AAcross 18:	Tiers
AAcross 19:	Paint layer
AAcross 20:	Pothook shape
AAcross 21:	Dutch explorer Tasman
AAcross 23:	With "Free" and 50-Down, Boer-founded region
AAcross 25:	"__ sauvages" (the Indians, to the French)
AAcross 26:	__ Genevieve (French settlement of 1735)	STE
AAcross 27:	Suffix with rocket or chariot
AAcross 28:	See 26-Down	CIBOLA
AAcross 32:	Florida discoverer Ponce de __
AAcross 33:	Admiral Byrd book about polar exploration
AAcross 34:	N.Y.'s Pataki, e.g.
AAcross 35:	1985 Kate Nelligan title role	ELENI
AAcross 40:	Land explored by Pizarro
AAcross 41:	"The Murders in the __ Morgue"
AAcross 42:	Norwegian explorer __ the Red
AAcross 43:	Troop encampment
AAcross 45:	"Ich bin __ Berliner"	EIN
AAcross 46:	"It's __ pleasure"	BEENA
AAcross 47:	"Rag Mop" brothers	AMES
AAcross 49:	Western explorers' guide Kit
AAcross 50:	J.F.K. lander	SST
AAcross 53:	__ Salvador (Columbus landing point)
AAcross 54:	Hell, to Sherman
AAcross 55:	Island visited by James Cook in 1769
AAcross 57:	Chesapeake Bay discoverer Sir Ralph __
AAcross 58:	"Where __?" (lost explorer's question)
AAcross 61:	Early space explorer Shepard
AAcross 62:	Norwegian navigator Ericson	LEIF
AAcross 64:	Central points
AAcross 66:	State south of Ky.
AAcross 67:	Scottish explorer for whom an Australian lake is named
AAcross 68:	Newark founder Robert __
AAcross 69:	C.P.R. specialists	EMTS
AAcross 70:	Bambi, e.g.
AAcross 71:	__ Domingo (Columbus discovery of 1492)
DDown 1:	River explored by John Speke
DDown 2:	King Kong's kin
DDown 3:	Shooting marbles
DDown 4:	Singer DiFranco
DDown 5:	Explorer who claimed Louisiana for France
DDown 6:	Rabbit relatives
DDown 7:	Sacred statue
DDown 8:	Word in many settlement names
DDown 9:	Mississippi River discoverer Hernando	DESOTO
DDown 10:	Killer whale
DDown 11:	Kentucky explorer Daniel
DDown 12:	River to the Missouri
DDown 13:	Fragrant compound
DDown 22:	"Luck __ Lady Tonight"	BEA
DDown 24:	5-Down's first name	RENE
DDown 26:	Coronado's quest, with "Cities of" and 28-Across
DDown 28:	__ Verde, rounded by Portuguese sailors in 1445
DDown 29:	"__ a Song Go ..."	ILET
DDown 30:	When doubled, a member of the Society Islands
DDown 31:	"Movin' __" ("The Jeffersons" theme)	ONUP
DDown 32:	Mississippi River explorer Joliet
DDown 34:	St. Patrick's Day color
DDown 36:	Lecherous look
DDown 37:	"__ Tu"
DDown 38:	Pedro Alonzo __, Spanish navigator with Columbus	NINO
DDown 39:	Sammy Davis Jr.'s "Yes __"	ICAN
DDown 44:	Dutch __ India Company (Hudson's employer)
DDown 46:	Northeast Passage seeker Willem	BARENTS
DDown 48:	Sent in
DDown 49:	Six-pack component
DDown 50:	See 23-Across
DDown 51:	Massachusetts Bay colony founded in 1628
DDown 52:	U.N.'s U __	THANT
DDown 54:	Thin biscuit
DDown 56:	Bed-and-breakfasts
DDown 57:	Sicilian simoleons
DDown 58:	Zheng He landed here in 1416
DDown 59:	Butcher's stock
DDown 60:	Proportion words	ISTO
DDown 63:	Needle part
DDown 65:	__ pro nobis