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1. Actress Moorehead : AGNES 6. Trayful of cookies, e.g. : BATCH 11. J.F.K.'s successor : LBJ 14. Minimum : LEAST 15. One of the dancing Astaires : ADELE 16. Commitment to pay : IOU 17. The Divine Miss M : BETTEMIDLER 19. Balsam, e.g. : FIR 20. John Cougar Mellencamp's "R.O.C.K. in the ___" : USA 21. Baseball scores : RUNS 22. Hardly ever : RARELY 24. Actress Griffith : MELANIE 26. Leers at : OGLES 27. Birth mother's helper : NURSEMIDWIFE 31. "Git!" : SCRAM 34. Some jeans : LEES 35. Menagerie : ZOO 36. Came to the ground : ALIT 37. Jesse of the 1936 Olympics : OWENS 39. Jerome who composed "The Last Time I Saw Paris" : KERN 40. Rob on the street : MUG 41. ___ the Terrible : IVAN 42. Waits patiently : BIDES 43. Connected on only one side, as a town house : SEMIDETACHED 47. Turn away : AVERT 48. Crew members : OARSMEN 52. Declaration ending "or else!" : THREAT 54. Rheumatism symptom : ACHE 55. Order at the Pig and Whistle : ALE 56. Court : WOO 57. Change abruptly, or what the insides of 17-, 27- and 43-Across do? : TURNONADIME 60. Shoemaker's tool : AWL 61. Poetic Muse : ERATO 62. Covered with ivy : VINED 63. "Get it?" : SEE 64. ___ motion (start) : SETIN 65. Manicurist's tool : EMERY		1. The Beatles' "Revolver" or "Help!" : ALBUM 2. Ones flying south for the winter : GEESE 3. Birth-related : NATAL 4. Paris's Gare de l'___ : EST 5. Chest part : STERNUM 6. The "B" of 11-Across : BAINES 7. Uses the "+" function : ADDS 8. Number on a bus. card : TEL 9. Religious groups : CLERGIES 10. Announces : HERALDS 11. Not reduced, as some illustrations : LIFESIZED 12. Bring to 212 degrees : BOIL 13. "12 angry men," e.g. : JURY 18. California's ___ Woods : MUIR 23. VCR button : REW 25. Study of the body: Abbr. : ANAT 26. Storm clouds, to some : OMEN 28. "Maria ___," 1941 #1 hit : ELENA 29. Golf cry : FORE 30. Long times : EONS 31. ___ Club (discount store) : SAMS 32. Game with Colonel Mustard and Mrs. Peacock : CLUE 33. Complex procedure : RIGMAROLE 37. Famous part of Rossini's "William Tell" : OVERTURE 38. Power unit : WATT 39. Baby goats : KIDS 41. Has thoughts : IDEATES 42. Deprive (of) : BEREAVE 44. "___ Got a Secret" : IVE 45. Thing from which a butterfly emerges : COCOON 46. Chemistry Nobelist Otto : HAHN 49. Portland's home : MAINE 50. "___ Gantry" : ELMER 51. Impoverished : NEEDY 52. "___ the night before Christmas ..." : TWAS 53. Hockey great Gordie : HOWE 54. Not pro : ANTI 58. Mouse's big cousin : RAT 59. Barely shining : DIM