NY Times, Wed, Jan 02, 2008

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1. Rivera of the original "Chicago" : CHITA 6. "Dragnet" force, in brief : LAPD 10. Org. for which a D.V.M. might work : SPCA 14. Southwestern sheepherders : HOPIS 15. Mythical king of the Huns : ATLI 16. Press : IRON 17. Unending pain : AGONY 18. Ayatollah's land : IRAN 19. N.Y. neighbor : CONN 20. With 59-Across, hint to this puzzle's secret : CLARINET 23. Grp. that conducts many tests : FDA 24. Honeymoon suite feature : HOTTUB 27. Souvenir from a bad trip? : ABRASION 29. Le Figaro article : UNE 30. Epigram : MOT 32. See 65-Down : OCAT 33. "Come here often?," e.g. : LINE 35. Chewy candy : ROLO 38. River to the Rhone : ISERE 41. What to do after completing this puzzle, with four straight lines : CONNECTALLTHEOS 44. Children's author Blyton and others : ENIDS 45. Chief Whitehorse, e.g. : OTOE 46. Subject of illicit trade : ARMS 47. Japanese leader of the 1960s : SATO 49. "The Gift of the Magi" gift : FOB 51. Ample shoe width : EEE 52. Promoted : FOSTERED 56. Gwen of the original "Chicago" : VERDON 58. Berlin cry : ACH 59. See 20-Across : RELATIVE 61. "Yikes!" : UHOH 63. Like some hands : IDLE 64. ___ Gay (W.W. II plane) : ENOLA 68. Some votes : NOES 69. Cain of "Lois & Clark" : DEAN 70. China company : LENOX 71. Secy. : ASST 72. Dry : ARID 73. Jim-dandy : SWELL		1. Half a dance : CHA 2. Keep all to oneself : HOG 3. New issue on Wall St. : IPO 4. Color faintly : TINCT 5. Sanctuary : ASYLUM 6. Dragon's ___ (early video game) : LAIR 7. Central courts : ATRIA 8. Alternative if things go wrong : PLANB 9. Bread for burritos? : DINERO 10. Order to attack, with "on" : SIC 11. Made a killing, say : PROFITEERED 12. Individually owned apartment : CONDO 13. Former U.N. chief Kofi : ANNAN 21. Multiple-choice choices : ABORC 22. Kind of approval : TACIT 24. Actor Tom of "Amadeus" : HULCE 25. Bialy flavorer : ONION 26. Some court attire : TENNISSHOES 28. Violinist Schneider, informally : SASHA 31. Curtain puller of film : TOTO 34. Wrap up by : ENDAT 36. 50 degs., maybe : LAT 37. Former Swedish P.M. Palme : OLOF 39. Beau : ROMEO 40. City north of Cologne : ESSEN 42. Any acetate, chemically : ESTER 43. Pope after John X : LEOVI 48. ___ Foods, Inc. : OREIDA 50. Instruments for drawing angles : BEVELS 52. Animals : FAUNA 53. Spanish skating figures : OCHOS 54. Cain vis-à-vis Abel : ELDER 55. ___ Lama : DALAI 57. Freshen : RENEW 60. Be inclined : TEND 62. Post W.W. II pres. : HST 65. With 32-Across, a ball game : ONE 66. Response to a joke in an I.M. : LOL 67. Rocker ___ Rose : AXL