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Daily Crossword Puzzle #6 for Wed, Apr 15, 2015

ACROSS 1. White ___ sheet 4. Chops off 8. Infant locale 11. Folds over and sews together 13. Moral principle 15. Chief or king in Benin or Nigeria 16. Part of Q.E.F. 17. Not moving 18. SW Asia republic 19. Believer in; advocate of (suffix) 21. Area sheltered from the wind 22. Arranges properly for use 23. One of the 12 tribes of Israel 24. Australian flightless bird 27. Floor protector 29. Slanted text style (abbr.) 30. Clothes sense 34. Air blower 36. Portico 39. Approach 40. Mild oath, euphamism for damn 41. Barter 43. Actor Lugosi 44. Keyboard key 46. Operatic vocal solo 47. Purpose 48. Annoying sound 49. Relating to the mouth 51. John Ritter's dad 53. Fast jet (abbr.) 54. Health resort 57. Heavy book 60. Cartoonist voice _ Blanc 63. Ferber et al. 65. Wrote a lyric poem 66. N. Chile seaport 69. I made a mistake 70. Directed 71. Underwater navigation system 72. Type of rug 73. Compass dir. 74. Back-to-school mo. 75. Three (prefix) DOWN 1. Having the leading position 2. Father Junipero _ 3. At full speed 4. French article 5. Baseball player Mel 6. Silvers or Donahue 7. Filth; sediment 8. Old wives' tales, e.g. 9. Blind as ____ 10. Baking dishes 12. R.R. building 14. Clement's nick name 18. Byzantium, centuries later 20. Fish or hair follower 25. Vertical spar for supporting sails 26. Extreme 28. _ moment's notice (2 wds.) 29. Swallowed 31. Perceives with the eye 32. Lie 33. Epoch 34. Papal veil 35. Opposed to 37. Rowing implement 38. Goodbye (Sp.) 40. Lair 42. Hearing organs 45. Portuguese money of account (variant) 50. Had dinner 52. Dec. holiday 54. Derisive sound 55. Some stationery 56. Slender Brazilian palm 57. Lacquered or enameled metalware 58. Lyric poems 59. Ancient Persian 61. Greek god of love 62. Actor's bit 64. ___ good deed 67. Head covering 68. Tate display