NY Times, Thu, Oct 27, 2005

1 U

2 R

3 A

4 L

5 S

6 A

7 N

8 E

9 S

10 C

11 U

12 M

13 G

E

N

EVA

14 I

T

H

O

T

15 O

H

N

O

16 A

M

I

R

17 S

I

E

R

R

18 A

N

EVA

D

A

19 N

O

M

20 F

L

E

A

21 E

M

I

L

E

22 D

U

A

23 N

E

E

D

D

24 Y

25 P

A

I

R

26 S

27 A

N

T

O

N

Y

28 O

29 W

S

30 E

G

O

31 T

E

E

D

32 M

33 I

K

E

34 T

R

O

Y

35 L

I

36 T

T

L

E

E

37 V

A

38 B

39 I

40 B

S

41 W

I

L

L

42 A

S

43 I

44 F

45 A

M

O

46 D

A

D

47 C

L

E

R

I

48 C

49 S

P

U

50 M

E

51 A

52 T

53 T

H

E

R

E

A

R

54 A

L

I

C

55 E

56 R

O

O

T

57 S

N

EVA

58 E

L

EVA

T

O

R

59 C

A

R

S

60 P

I

C

S

61 P

E

R

T

62 A

R

I

S

E

63 A

G

E

S

64 A

D

D

S

65 S

O

L

O

66 K

N

E

E

Across		Down
1. Orenburg's river : URAL 5. Untouched? : SANE 9. Pond dross : SCUM 13. Red Cross headquarters site : GENEVA 14. "Some Like ___" : ITHOT 15. Cry of dread : OHNO 16. Gulf state royalty : AMIR 17. Mount Whitney's home : SIERRANEVADA 19. Nancy, in Nancy : NOM 20. Formicide: ant :: pulicide : ___ : FLEA 21. ___ Hirsch of "Lords of Dogtown" : EMILE 22. 1950's-60's twangy guitarist : DUANEEDDY 25. Skating competition : PAIRS 27. Name in a Shakespearean title : ANTONY 28. Responses to tattooers : OWS 30. Something that's bruisable : EGO 31. Started (off) : TEED 32. Item at center stage : MIKE 34. Hudson River city : TROY 35. Singer with a 1962 #1 hit that started a dance craze (and a hint to this puzzle's theme) : LITTLEEVA 38. Stain blockers : BIBS 41. It may be free for philosophers : WILL 42. "Dream on!" : ASIF 45. "Ti ___" (Casanova's declaration) : AMO 46. Stay-at-home ___ : DAD 47. Head of a flock : CLERIC 49. Froth : SPUME 51. Aft : ATTHEREAR 54. "The Brady Bunch" housekeeper : ALICE 56. Extirpate, with "out" : ROOT 57. 1983 Indy winner Tom : SNEVA 58. Button holders : ELEVATORCARS 60. Much of Us Weekly : PICS 61. Smart : PERT 62. Come (from) : ARISE 63. Long, long time : AGES 64. Interjects : ADDS 65. Concert highlight : SOLO 66. Something that's bruisable : KNEE		1. Where the shilling is money : UGANDA 2. Get back on : REMOUNT 3. Enliven : ANIMATE 4. Actor Burton : LEVAR 5. Kept in a pen : STIED 6. Each : AHEAD 7. Postal motto conjunction : NOR 8. To be, overseas : ETRE 9. The merry widow, in the 1934 musical "The Merry Widow" : SONIA 10. "Gigi" co-star : CHEVALIER 11. Experience : UNDERGO 12. Bygone bird : MOA 14. The ___ Brothers of R & B : ISLEY 18. Hearing aids? : AMPS 20. Gucci rival : FENDI 23. Seasonal songs : NOELS 24. Hayseed : YOKEL 26. ___ sauce : SOY 29. Prekindergarten : WEE 32. Crete's highest peak: Abbr. : MTIDA 33. "___ wait" : ILL 34. Electric dart shooter : TASER 36. Its slogan used to be "One mission. Yours." : TWA 37. Restaurant employee : VALET 38. What hist. majors pursue : BAS 39. Stuck : IMPALED 40. Broad way : BOULEVARD 43. "Take this job and shove it!" : IRESIGN 44. Betrothed : FIANCEE 46. Art style, informally : DECO 47. Went with : CHOSE 48. Deep fissure : CREVASSE 50. Hands, slangily : MITTS 52. Come in second : TRAIL 53. Classic sculpture : TORSO 55. Spanish form of "to be" after "tú" : ERAS 58. Test-conducting org. : EPA 59. ___-Magnon : CRO 60. Neighbor of Iran: Abbr. : PAK