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NY Times, Fri, Mar 04, 2016 by NYTimes

Across

  1. 1. King or queen
  2. 4. Record six-time N.B.A. M.V.P.
  3. 15. Northeast sch. in the Liberty League
  4. 16. Rather caricatured
  5. 17. Understanding responses
  6. 18. One involved in a pyramid scheme?
  7. 19. Broke down, say
  8. 21. End of a Hemingway title
  9. 22. Fleck on the banjo
  10. 23. Atlanta train system
  11. 25. Drink often served chilled
  12. 27. Bert's sister in children's literature
  13. 28. Dandy headpieces
  14. 31. Catch
  15. 33. Excessively harsh
  16. 35. Philadelphia train system
  17. 39. Trio in Greek myth
  18. 40. New Deal org.
  19. 41. Pope John Paul II's first name
  20. 42. Was out
  21. 43. Aida in "Aida," e.g.
  22. 45. Go preceder
  23. 47. Unsightly spots
  24. 48. Country music's ___ Brown Band
  25. 51. Digs
  26. 53. Early customer of Boeing
  27. 54. Old Testament kingdom
  28. 56. Like the cities Yazd and Shiraz
  29. 59. Transport method usually used in the winter
  30. 61. One who can see right through you?
  31. 64. Author Chinua Achebe, by birth
  32. 65. Back-to-back hits
  33. 66. "Kate Plus 8" airer
  34. 67. Harmless slitherer
  35. 68. See 63-Down

Down

  1. 1. Something that's knitted
  2. 2. Here today, gone tomorrow
  3. 3. Quite different
  4. 4. Latin grammar case: Abbr.
  5. 5. Country with the King Hamad Highway
  6. 6. Trio abroad
  7. 7. Shoshone relatives
  8. 8. Player of Cleopatra in "Two Nights With Cleopatra"
  9. 9. Who had a #1 hit with "Toot Toot Tootsie (Goo'bye)"
  10. 10. Suffix with meth-
  11. 11. Spill everything
  12. 12. Politico with the 2007 autobiography "Promises to Keep"
  13. 13. "The Jungle Book" wolf
  14. 14. Put back on
  15. 20. Muscle used in bench-pressing
  16. 24. Simple dance
  17. 26. Things that may be blown
  18. 28. Some email pics
  19. 29. Photographic memory or perfect pitch, e.g.
  20. 30. Master
  21. 32. Cincinnati athlete
  22. 34. NASA part: Abbr.
  23. 36. Outlaws
  24. 37. Not too awful
  25. 38. Consumables often described with a percentage
  26. 44. Comic who said "I open my eyes, remember who I am, what I'm like, and I just go 'Ugh'"
  27. 46. Worker on London's Savile Row
  28. 48. Weightlessness
  29. 49. 1943 Churchill conference site
  30. 50. Computer programmer
  31. 52. Dives
  32. 55. Useful thing to keep on hand?
  33. 57. "Janie's Got ___" (1989 Aerosmith hit)
  34. 58. First in a historical trio
  35. 60. Almond ___ (candy)
  36. 62. Be short
  37. 63. With 68-Across, end of a Hemingway title

This puzzle was published on Friday, Mar 04, 2016 in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. Edited by Will Shortz.

— NYTimes

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