New York Times Bonus Answers - Saturday, 1st November 1997

There are 41 across clues and 44 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Saturday, 1st November 1997. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Bon __ Richard (John Paul Jones's ship)
AAcross 6:	__ of the American Revolution (patriotic group)
AAcross 10:	"I Want You" uncle
AAcross 13:	Win by __ (prevail, barely)	AHAIR
AAcross 14:	"Follow me!"	CMON
AAcross 15:	Longfellow's "Paul Revere's __"
AAcross 16:	Christopher Morley's "Kitty __"
AAcross 17:	Indian princess
AAcross 18:	Common classification during World War II	ONEA
AAcross 19:	Siamese, now
AAcross 20:	College yell syllable
AAcross 21:	Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff during Desert Storm
AAcross 23:	Commander in Chief on V-E Day
AAcross 26:	"The __ and Fall of the Third Reich"
AAcross 27:	" ... brought forth on this continent a new __ ..."
AAcross 30:	Unguarded, in football
AAcross 32:	"Tokyo Rose," to Iva D'Aquino
AAcross 33:	"Certainly!"
AAcross 35:	"Don't __ up the ship!" (War of 1812 cry)
AAcross 39:	Service site of the '60s and '70s, informally
AAcross 40:	"War is hell" quoter William Tecumseh __
AAcross 43:	"One __ customer"	TOA
AAcross 44:	Got bigger
AAcross 46:	Alamo capturer Santa __
AAcross 47:	Civil War firearms
AAcross 49:	Little rascals
AAcross 51:	__ Forge (Washington headquarters, 1777-78)
AAcross 52:	__ Alto, Calif.	PALO
AAcross 54:	British __ (World War II allies)
AAcross 57:	Throbbed, as an artery
AAcross 59:	Driver's club, for short
AAcross 60:	Oscar Madison, e.g.
AAcross 64:	Allied victory site, 7/18/44	STLO
AAcross 65:	Gulf war ruler
AAcross 67:	Coal burner
AAcross 68:	"Got two fives for __?"
AAcross 69:	Anderson of TV sitcoms	LONI
AAcross 70:	__'s Hill (Battle of Bunker Hill site)
AAcross 71:	Freight weight
AAcross 72:	Eddie Rickenbacker et al.
AAcross 73:	British cavalry sword
DDown 1:	Dagger handle
DDown 2:	"We're in deep yogurt!"	OHOH
DDown 3:	Vietnam Veterans Memorial architect __ Lin
DDown 4:	Revolutionary War fighting unit
DDown 5:	"Able was I __ ..."
DDown 6:	"Get lost!"
DDown 7:	D-Day beach
DDown 8:	__-communist forces (Korean War allies)
DDown 9:	Do some coupon-cutting
DDown 10:	Trig functions
DDown 11:	Fred Astaire's sister	ADELE
DDown 12:	The "M" in MRE, during Desert Storm
DDown 15:	Participating in crew
DDown 20:	Bull __ (site of two Civil War battles)
DDown 22:	Smeltery's raw material
DDown 22:	Smeltery's raw material
DDown 24:	Revolutionary War flagmaker Betsy
DDown 25:	__ Jean Baker (Marilyn Monroe, originally)
DDown 27:	Da __ (U.S. military base site in 39-Across)	NANG
DDown 28:	Former orchard spray
DDown 29:	Man of the Year magazine
DDown 31:	Swee' __
DDown 33:	"Common __" (pro-independence pamphlet)
DDown 34:	Coffee server
DDown 36:	"__ never fly"	ITLL
DDown 37:	It was 82-0 in the Senate for declaration of war on Japan
DDown 38:	Effortless
DDown 41:	Five-star World War II general Arnold
DDown 42:	Tar Heel State: Abbr.	NCAR
DDown 45:	Commander in Chief during World War I
DDown 48:	Dietary fat substitute
DDown 50:	Pie-throwing Stooge
DDown 51:	By way of
DDown 52:	Head for shore, in nautical lingo
DDown 53:	Green Mountain Boys leader Ethan
DDown 55:	"Remember the __!" (1898 cry)
DDown 56:	Treaty of __ (recognition of the 13 colonies' independence)
DDown 57:	11th grader's exam: Abbr.	PSAT
DDown 58:	Boxing champ Oscar __ Hoya	DELA
DDown 61:	The Leopold-__ case of 1924
DDown 62:	"__ There" (patriotic Cohan tune)
DDown 63:	Eliot's "Adam __"
DDown 66:	Indian shoe, for short
DDown 67:	Ballfield thefts: Abbr.	SBS