New York Times Answers - Monday, 14th July 1997

There are 35 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 14th July 1997. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Tarzan's love
AAcross 5:	Bungle
AAcross 10:	Tickled
AAcross 14:	Johnny Cash's "___ Named Sue"	ABOY
AAcross 15:	Before the due date
AAcross 16:	Singer McEntire	REBA
AAcross 17:	Formative Picasso phase	BLUEPERIOD
AAcross 19:	Terrible czar	IVAN
AAcross 20:	It picks up readings
AAcross 21:	Hustler's tool, maybe
AAcross 23:	Religious council
AAcross 25:	Actor Davis	OSSIE
AAcross 26:	Assail
AAcross 30:	Football Hall-of-Famer Merlin	OLSEN
AAcross 32:	Newspaper publisher Adolph
AAcross 33:	Year, south of the border
AAcross 34:	Wouldn't proceed
AAcross 39:	Center of a 1994 chase	WHITEFORDBRONCO
AAcross 42:	Apollo 13 commander
AAcross 43:	Holds
AAcross 44:	Tennis champ Bjorn	BORG
AAcross 45:	Cleaner/disinfectant brand
AAcross 47:	Connection
AAcross 48:	Octagon or oval
AAcross 52:	One of "The Honeymooners"	ALICE
AAcross 54:	"Carnival of Venice" violinist
AAcross 56:	Tough
AAcross 61:	Jai ___	ALAI
AAcross 62:	Sophie Tucker was the "last"	REDHOTMAMA
AAcross 64:	Opposite of ja	NEIN
AAcross 65:	Writer Asimov
AAcross 66:	General's command
AAcross 67:	"Auld Lang ___"
AAcross 68:	Tailor
AAcross 69:	Bean counters, for short	CPAS
DDown 1:	Quick punches
DDown 2:	Up to the task
DDown 3:	Verb preceder
DDown 4:	Potato parts
DDown 5:	Drunken
DDown 6:	Paddle
DDown 7:	July 14, in France	TRICOLORHOLIDAY
DDown 8:	Sun blockers
DDown 9:	F.D.R.'s ___ Park	HYDE
DDown 10:	Southern breakfast dish
DDown 11:	Popular pants since 1850
DDown 11:	Popular pants since 1850
DDown 12:	Old-style calculators
DDown 13:	"Thanks, Gerhard"	DANKE
DDown 18:	Hitching ___
DDown 22:	Sub's "ears"
DDown 24:	Taboo	NONO
DDown 26:	New Year's Day game
DDown 27:	22-Down reply
DDown 28:	Hood's knife
DDown 29:	Villa d'___	ESTE
DDown 31:	Trails off
DDown 33:	Be ___ in the ointment	AFLY
DDown 35:	Earring locale
DDown 36:	Fort ___ (gold depository site)
DDown 37:	Stocking shade
DDown 38:	Labradors and Yorkshires
DDown 40:	Comedienne DeGeneres	ELLEN
DDown 41:	Flamboyant Surrealist
DDown 46:	Most mentally sound
DDown 47:	Not masc. or fem.	NEUT
DDown 48:	Crosses over
DDown 49:	Alex who wrote "Roots"
DDown 50:	One more time
DDown 51:	"Common Sense" pamphleteer
DDown 53:	"Time in a Bottle" singer Jim	CROCE
DDown 55:	Pupil locale
DDown 57:	Detroit financing co.	GMAC
DDown 58:	"The World According to ___"	GARP
DDown 59:	Austen heroine
DDown 60:	From nine to five, in the classifieds
DDown 63:	Kubrick's "2001" mainframe	HAL