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ACROSS
1 Neckpiece
4 Garment for
upper part
of body
9 Head covering
12 Grampus
13 Uncanny
14 Spanish cheer
15 Pistol (slang)
16 Foe
17 Registrar (ab.)
18 Ladies’ netlike
hair bag
20 Feminine
outer apparel
22 Greek letter
24 Golf mound
25 Long loose
garment
28 Compass point
30 Clothing in
general
(slang)
34 Stove part
35 Transgression
36 Salt (chem.)
37 Far off
(comb, form)
38 Peruvian city
39 Feminine
name
40 Ostentatiously
artistic
42 Winter month
(ab.)
43 The same
(Latin)
44 Night before
46 Sturdy tree
48 Cloak (Sp.)
51 Aftersong
, 55 Agent (suffix)
, 56 Coronet
60 Males
61 White lie
62 Girl’s name
63 Cameroon
tribesman
64 Nickname for
Florence
65 Transactions
66 Rights (ab.)
DOWN
1 Natty attire
(slang)
2 Asian country
3 External
(comb, form)
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32 Denmark
native
33 Close door
noisily
39 Flaccid
41 Still
45 Cast a ballot
47 Slants
48 Used to keep
hands warm
49 Seed covering
50 Biblical
mountain
52 Persian poet
53 Amount owed
54 Hebrew name
57 Island (Fr.)
58 Winglike part
59 Unit of
reluctance
4 Sows
5 Farm fowl
6 Anger
7 Edge
8 Tenerife
volcano
9 Apple center
10 Pub drinks
11 Used for
hanging
clothes
19 Overt
21 Primary color
23 Within
24 Bridge
holding
25 Roster
(Latin)
26 coat
27 Waistband
29 Refined
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Following are network program highlights. Usually, but
not always, they are carried on the appropriate channel:
NBC on Channel 2, CBS on Channel 5, and ABC on Channel 11.
MONDAY
“The Monday Night Special”
cm ABC at 8 p.m. offers “In
Search of the Lost World,”
dealing with pre - Columbian
civilizations of the Americas.
The ABC movie at 9 screens
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grid Bergman in aromatic
comedy about a countess who
controls the destinies of several
men.
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