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NY Times, Mon, May 02, 2016 by NYTimes

Across

  1. 1. Coke rival
  2. 6. Popular hairstyle in the 1960s
  3. 10. "No ifs, ___ ..."
  4. 14. Birdlike
  5. 15. Next year's jr.
  6. 16. Wife of Jacob
  7. 17. Electric car maker
  8. 18. 8:00-11:00 p.m., TV-wise
  9. 20. Anticipate
  10. 22. Actress Strahovski of "Dexter" and "Chuck"
  11. 23. ABAB in a poem, e.g.
  12. 27. Tax form ID
  13. 28. Superiors of sarges
  14. 29. Wildcat with tufted ears
  15. 31. "So gross!"
  16. 32. D-E-A-D dead
  17. 35. Harmonizes, informally
  18. 39. Large or extra-large
  19. 41. Copycat's comment ... or, phonetically, a hint to this puzzle's theme
  20. 43. Émile of the Dreyfus Affair
  21. 44. Mattress brand
  22. 46. "Thanks," in Deutschland
  23. 48. Letter between sigma and upsilon
  24. 49. Roman marketplaces
  25. 51. Breaks off a romantic relationship
  26. 53. Lawyers' org.
  27. 56. Greeting to a returning soldier, maybe
  28. 59. V.I.P.
  29. 61. Coffee shop lure
  30. 62. What a finger-pointer "plays"
  31. 64. Robbery at a police station, e.g.
  32. 68. Abbr. in a footnote
  33. 69. Prefix with -logical
  34. 70. Roast host
  35. 71. Many millennia
  36. 72. Those, in Mexico
  37. 73. One side of a Faustian bargain

Down

  1. 1. Butter serving
  2. 2. Night before a holiday
  3. 3. Detectives, for short
  4. 4. Deli meat
  5. 5. Seven days from now
  6. 6. Savory jelly
  7. 7. "... and so on and so ___"
  8. 8. Sch. in Troy, N.Y.
  9. 9. "Good heavens!"
  10. 10. Choir voice
  11. 11. Dresden denials
  12. 12. Curses
  13. 13. Luster
  14. 19. Odds' opposite
  15. 21. Indian state known for its tea and silk
  16. 23. Like non-oyster months
  17. 24. Comic Mandel
  18. 25. "Holy moly!"
  19. 26. John who sang "Philadelphia Freedom"
  20. 30. End run of the alphabet
  21. 33. Power a bike
  22. 34. Tony winner Hagen
  23. 36. "On the contrary!"
  24. 37. Demand by right
  25. 38. Pan-frying instruction
  26. 40. Santa's little helper
  27. 42. Vermont skiing destination
  28. 45. "Ouch, that hurts!"
  29. 47. All the people attacking you
  30. 50. Jackson who was on five World Series-winning teams in the 1970s
  31. 52. Cosmic order, in Buddhism
  32. 53. Hoffman of 1960s radicalism
  33. 54. "The Hobbit" hero Baggins
  34. 55. Once more
  35. 57. One of many Hitchcock appearances in his own films
  36. 58. Sandwich cookies now sold by Mondelez
  37. 60. Iraq war concerns, for short
  38. 63. Commercials
  39. 65. Halloween mo.
  40. 66. Teachers' org.
  41. 67. Tokyo currency

This puzzle was published on Monday, May 02, 2016 in the New York Times Crossword Puzzle. Edited by Will Shortz.

— NYTimes

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