New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st June 1997

There are 71 across clues and 92 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st June 1997. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Stew
AAcross 7:	Like tea
AAcross 13:	These might play into the wrong hands
AAcross 21:	Two-time Wimbledon winner Gibson
AAcross 22:	It goes "pssst!"
AAcross 24:	Positively planning	INTENTON
AAcross 25:	Funnies romantic	WINIFREDWINKLE
AAcross 27:	___ of habit
AAcross 28:	Penn name
AAcross 29:	Shade of purple
AAcross 30:	State of agitation
AAcross 32:	Award for Samuel Beckett	OBIE
AAcross 33:	Features on some stationery
AAcross 34:	Peak of NE Greece	MTOSSA
AAcross 36:	Former service site
AAcross 38:	Funnies flapper	ELIZABETHBOOP
AAcross 43:	Shadowy places
AAcross 48:	Exceeded	RANOVER
AAcross 49:	Like some vbs.	IRR
AAcross 50:	Capital of Togo
AAcross 51:	H.S. subject
AAcross 52:	Baseball's Duren and Sandberg	RYNES
AAcross 53:	Talk of the town?
AAcross 56:	The Mustangs: Abbr.	SMU
AAcross 57:	Mountain transport
AAcross 58:	Word repeated in "Elegy in a Country Churchyard"
AAcross 59:	Funnies flier	STEVENCANYON
AAcross 62:	In ___ (beset by difficulties)	AHOLE
AAcross 63:	Little one
AAcross 64:	Spoilers
AAcross 65:	Singer Billy Ray
AAcross 66:	W.W. II Japanese aircraft
AAcross 67:	"Far out!"
AAcross 69:	New York Met tenor Alfredo	KRAUS
AAcross 70:	Flavors
AAcross 71:	Another funnies flier	WOODROWWOODPECKER
AAcross 78:	Tired of everything	HADIT
AAcross 81:	"All ___" (1967 Temptations hit)	INEED
AAcross 82:	University officials
AAcross 86:	Emulate Romeo and Juliet
AAcross 87:	Like some computer encoding systems
AAcross 88:	They give you fits
AAcross 92:	Rock-and-Roll Hall of Fame architect
AAcross 93:	Took steps
AAcross 94:	Funnies victim	CHARLESBROWN
AAcross 96:	Strike out
AAcross 97:	Mucho
AAcross 98:	Balmoral, e.g.
AAcross 99:	Untrustworthy types
AAcross 100:	Like some keys
AAcross 101:	Midsummer ___ (June 23)
AAcross 102:	Tree protuberance
AAcross 104:	Part of a drying-out period, maybe
AAcross 105:	Loud voice from the "Iliad"
AAcross 107:	1960's Maoists	REDGUARDS
AAcross 110:	Funnies fighter	JOSEPHPALOOKA
AAcross 113:	___ Lingus	AER
AAcross 114:	Professor's prize
AAcross 116:	Ombrometers measure them
AAcross 117:	Carbon compound
AAcross 120:	Check, in a way
AAcross 122:	More or less, informally
AAcross 123:	"Things"
AAcross 127:	Vista
AAcross 129:	Big-eyed funnies character	BARNABASGOOGLE
AAcross 133:	Like a Carreras concert
AAcross 134:	Holes in the head
AAcross 135:	Coveted
AAcross 136:	In peace
AAcross 137:	Feeds a crowd
AAcross 138:	Actress Katharine et al.	ROSSES
DDown 1:	Aphorisms
DDown 2:	Nobelist Wiesel	ELIE
DDown 3:	Pillar of heaven, to Pindar
DDown 4:	Like a dime
DDown 5:	Nickname in magazine publishing	HEF
DDown 6:	Ring site
DDown 6:	Ring site
DDown 7:	Spoiled bunch	BADLOT
DDown 8:	Work on a tough stain, e.g.
DDown 9:	10th-century explorer
DDown 10:	Got the gold
DDown 11:	Northern Amer.	ESK
DDown 12:	Cream serving
DDown 13:	Big-eared funnies character	MICHAELMOUSE
DDown 14:	Memo starter	INRE
DDown 15:	Chest protector
DDown 16:	Raiding grp.
DDown 17:	Lay to rest
DDown 18:	"Three men in ___"	ATUB
DDown 19:	Actress Petty	LORI
DDown 20:	Old-time dagger
DDown 23:	Grazing sites
DDown 26:	"The ___ Sanction" (1970's thriller)	EIGER
DDown 31:	Cookbook amt.	TSP
DDown 33:	Johns
DDown 34:	Dunderheads
DDown 35:	Doughnutlike
DDown 37:	French soul	AME
DDown 38:	Typos
DDown 39:	Knock down	LAYLOW
DDown 40:	Natural
DDown 41:	Writer Akins and others	ZOES
DDown 42:	Dirty fighter
DDown 44:	Proper words
DDown 45:	Like some Christians
DDown 46:	Science fiction magazine since 1930
DDown 47:	Way out
DDown 53:	Corral
DDown 54:	Penn., e.g.
DDown 55:	Anatomical prefix	SACRO
DDown 56:	Chocolate ___
DDown 57:	Start of a how-to title	THEART
DDown 59:	Ring sport
DDown 60:	Even
DDown 61:	Swimming great Diana	NYAD
DDown 62:	People of the Sun	AZTECS
DDown 64:	Based (in)
DDown 68:	Pilfers
DDown 69:	Pasted but good
DDown 72:	Funnies gumshoe	RICHARDTRACY
DDown 73:	Available
DDown 74:	Become tiresome
DDown 75:	Places for drawings?
DDown 76:	Brag
DDown 77:	"Show Boat" composer
DDown 78:	Medicine man
DDown 79:	Breakfast place
DDown 80:	Like Seurat paintings
DDown 83:	Inviting, as inspection	OPENTO
DDown 84:	Do a double take
DDown 85:	Club name since 1892
DDown 87:	Come to mind
DDown 88:	Cause of jungle fever
DDown 89:	Lower
DDown 90:	Ruffle
DDown 91:	"___ Amigos" (1973 western)
DDown 95:	"Star Wars" planet	ENDOR
DDown 96:	Classic Ferrari
DDown 100:	Where Alice worked
DDown 102:	Letter before ar
DDown 103:	Tell tales
DDown 105:	Barbecue pieces
DDown 106:	Colorful bird
DDown 108:	In large supply
DDown 109:	Date
DDown 110:	Like some Western law
DDown 111:	Investigator
DDown 112:	Plague
DDown 115:	Collars
DDown 117:	Heroic poetry
DDown 118:	Place to be picked up?
DDown 119:	Lulu
DDown 121:	Disney's "___ and the Detectives"	EMIL
DDown 122:	Writer's Market abbr.	SASE
DDown 123:	Some execs
DDown 124:	Sponsorship
DDown 125:	Nautical heading
DDown 126:	1917 revolutionaries
DDown 128:	Kurasawa film
DDown 130:	Genetic stuff
DDown 131:	Loony bird
DDown 132:	One of the "virgins" of "Two Virgins"