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ON THIS DAY

IN HISTORY
CROSSWORD BY THOMAS JOSEPH
ACROSS
1 Long stories
6 Suppress
11 Cast out
12 Brown shade
13 George of “Cheers”
14 Fencing swords
15 Bechamel and bearnaise
17 Bud
19 Groan inducer
20 Opening
23 Key of Chopin’s “Winter Wind”
25 “—Las Vegas”
26 Bar order
28 Like custard
29 Light, in a way
30 Uno doubled
31 Track act
32 Powerful people
33 Fake
35 Singer lglesias
38 took it easy
41 IRS worker
42 Ultrasound targets
43 Rustling sound
44 Out of fashion
DOWN
1 Emulate Ross
2 Hatchet’s kin
3 Bar orders
4 Alan of “M*A*S*H”
5 Attack
6 Hive leader
7 Game callers
8 Japanese prime minister
9 Notice
10 They’re made of mins.
16 Becomes clotted
17 Called to the phone
18 Baja buddy
20 Bar orders
21 Bird-related
22 Accords
24 Opposing vote
25 Promise
27 Add
31 Thin soup
33 Start of a German count
34 “Toodleoo!”
35 Mouth part
36 “That’s gross!”
37 Island gift
39 Hosp. parts
40 Spotted cube
The musical British Invasion began when the Beatles landed in New York City this day in 1964, and two nights later, as Beatlemania stormed America, their performance on The Ed Sullivan Show was watched by 73 million viewers.
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