New York Times Bonus Answers - Sunday, 1st June 2014

There are 41 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Sunday, 1st June 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Former "48 Hours" host Lesley	STAHL
AAcross 6:	__ trick (three goals in one game)
AAcross 9:	Prefix with sex or cycle
AAcross 12:	55 miles per hour, say
AAcross 13:	Director Kazan
AAcross 15:	__ Ralston, mountaineer who is the subject of "127 Hours"	ARON
AAcross 16:	Upturned, as a carton	ONEND
AAcross 17:	Coral formation
AAcross 18:	Certain happy hour cry	TGIF
AAcross 19:	Camper's setup
AAcross 20:	__ lane (rush-hour convenience)	HOV
AAcross 21:	Hourglass, e.g.
AAcross 23:	U-turn from WNW
AAcross 25:	Part of E.M.T.: Abbr.	EMER
AAcross 27:	Subway rider during rush hour, metaphorically
AAcross 31:	Coffee shop allures
AAcross 35:	Giants quarterback Manning	ELI
AAcross 36:	24-hour eatery, maybe
AAcross 38:	Nick of "48 hrs."	NOLTE
AAcross 40:	Zits
AAcross 42:	Murphy of "48 Hrs."	EDDIE
AAcross 44:	__ 24 hours" (neon sign message)
AAcross 45:	Brouhahas	TODOS
AAcross 47:	12 hours after dusk, maybe
AAcross 49:	Horse food
AAcross 50:	St. Francis's home	ASSISI
AAcross 52:	Country band with the 1985 album "40-Hour Week"
AAcross 54:	Hourly charge
AAcross 56:	Baseball's Steroid __
AAcross 57:	Early TV's "The Steve __ Comedy Hour"
AAcross 60:	Happy hour spot
AAcross 62:	Sponsor of XM Radio's "The Pet Hour"	IAMS
AAcross 66:	Fictional whaler who said "Thy hour and thy harpoon are at hand!"
AAcross 67:	"The __-Lucy Comedy Hour" (old series of TV specials)
AAcross 69:	Forearm bones
AAcross 70:	CBS __ ("48 Hours" producer)
AAcross 71:	Dish that can cook for hours
AAcross 72:	Tubular pasta
AAcross 73:	Morning hours: Abbr.	AMS
AAcross 74:	Paternity proof, briefly
AAcross 75:	Salad green
DDown 1:	One-hour schedule segment, maybe
DDown 2:	Fork prong
DDown 3:	Prayer ender
DDown 4:	Dropped a clue
DDown 5:	Ford model of old
DDown 6:	Man of the hour
DDown 7:	Pain reliever with "strength to last 12 hours"
DDown 8:	Reason to play overtime
DDown 9:	Suggest strongly
DDown 10:	Film __ (dark genre)
DDown 11:	Where shortstops and basemen play: Abbr.	INF
DDown 14:	__-hours (open past the legal curfew)
DDown 15:	24-hr. bank convenience
DDown 20:	Skater-turned-actress Sonja	HENIE
DDown 22:	Get the wrinkles out
DDown 24:	Caesar of old TV's "Caesar's Hour"	SID
DDown 26:	Yacht's dock
DDown 27:	Rush-hour subway rarity
DDown 28:	Aluminum company that sponsored a 1950s drama series	ALCOA
DDown 29:	Watermelon discards
DDown 30:	Calls off a relationship	ENDSIT
DDown 32:	Dairy farm sound
DDown 33:	__ Time Zone (one hour ahead of Coordinated Universal Time, in the military)
DDown 34:	Geyser emission
DDown 37:	College website suffix	EDU
DDown 39:	One-named Irish New Ager	ENYA
DDown 41:	Dawn goddess
DDown 43:	Calculus pioneer Leonhard
DDown 46:	Racehorse's father
DDown 48:	Golf scorecard figure
DDown 51:	__ of time (hourglass filler, idiomatically)
DDown 53:	One on a bucket brigade
DDown 55:	Buddy who played Jed Clampett	EBSEN
DDown 57:	Throat-clearer's sound
DDown 58:	Wage and hour __ (legislation enforced by the Department of Labor)
DDown 59:	Abbr. on a dumbbell	LBS
DDown 61:	Audio brand acquired by Sony in 2002	AIWA
DDown 63:	"The Witching Hour" author Rice
DDown 64:	Le __ (24-hour race site)
DDown 65:	Gets the picture
DDown 66:	Santa __ winds
DDown 68:	Anticipated takeoff hour: Abbr.
DDown 69:	Bars on product labels: Abbr.	UPC