| "Famous" company that sponsors an annual hot dog eating contest | 73 |
| Biblical prophet and others | 27 |
| ___ Famous (noted Coney Island hot dog brand) | 45 |
| Subject of an annual contest held in Brooklyn | 45 |
| Town near Boston | 16 |
| Town at the eighth mile of the Boston Marathon | 46 |
| Enthusiasm in a Boston suburb? | 30 |
| Carnivorous snail | 17 |
| "The Birth of a ___," film classic | 44 |
| Custard: Sp. | 12 |
| Pre-sporting-event songs | 24 |
| Many of them play at the Olympics | 33 |
| Source of much government history | 33 |
| Spelling Bee championship, e.g. | 31 |
| Federal repository | 18 |
| Bad place for a run | 19 |
| Government-owned financial institutions | 39 |
| Kilt, for one | 13 |
| Kilt or kimono | 14 |
| Big slice of a budget | 21 |
| Mets' division | 18 |
| Gross domestic product producer | 31 |
| Tricolor and Old Glory | 22 |
| Old Glory and bald eagle | 24 |
| Lions and eagles | 16 |
| Old Glory, Union Jack et al. | 28 |
| Most revered person in the land, in Boston? | 43 |
| Source of a large reserve supply | 32 |
| Organized U.S. militia force | 28 |
| Country's border? | 21 |
| When many people are off | 24 |
| July 4th, e.g. | 14 |
| July 4, e.g. | 12 |
| July 4 | 6 |
| January 1 is one | 16 |
| Closer of banks and schools | 27 |
| Chinese, Haitians and Cubans, e.g. | 34 |
| Process associated with socialism | 33 |
| Longest-running American humor mag | 34 |
| Erstwhile humor magazine | 24 |
| Cubs, Reds, Mets, etc. | 22 |
| Sports org. established in 1876 | 31 |
| Mets, Reds et al. | 17 |
| Countrywide music celebration in Hungary? | 41 |
| Badlands or Death Valley | 24 |
| Glue that holds a country together? | 35 |
| Bryce Harper and Stephen Strasburg | 34 |
| Beltway Series team | 19 |
| Law enforcement in Washington? | 30 |
| London cultural site | 20 |
| Laurence Olivier was its first artistic director | 48 |
| Movie starring "King" | 31 |
| Horsey film with Mickey Rooney | 30 |
| Hit 1944 film starring a 12-year-old actress | 44 |
| Federal dairy product? | 22 |
| Farrakhan's group | 21 |
| The Black Muslims | 17 |
| Egypt or Japan, e.g. | 20 |
| From sea to shining sea | 23 |
| Not local | 9 |
| Company that's "on your side" | 43 |
| Engine fuel sold all over the country? | 38 |
| Crow and Fox, e.g. | 18 |
| Apaches, Cherokees et al. | 25 |
| About 2 million in the U.S. | 27 |
| Leading money winner: 1953 | 26 |
| Country of one's birth | 26 |
| "This is my own, my ___!": Scott | 42 |
| Mother tongues | 14 |
| Person born in northwest Germany 1,500 years ago? | 49 |
| Winter, in a summer resort town? | 32 |
| Home country | 12 |
| Early convention nominees | 25 |
| Aboriginal Walkman? | 19 |
| Hailing from | 12 |
| Indigenous language | 19 |
| Homegrown, in Havana | 20 |
| Of homelanders: Sp. | 19 |
| Singer and songwriter | 21 |
| Belgium, Canada, Lithuania, and 25 other countries | 50 |
| Iceland or Italy, e.g. | 22 |
| Big names in intl. orgs. | 24 |
| Hydrated sodium carbonate | 25 |
| Mineral salt found in dry lake beds | 35 |
| Hydrous salt | 12 |
| Cager Calvin ___ | 16 |
| "En Enda ___," Ingrid Bergman film: 1938 | 50 |
| Nobel chemist in 1963 | 21 |
| Chemistry Nobelist: 1963 | 24 |
| Basket weave | 12 |
| Rambled on | 10 |
| Yakked on and on | 16 |
| One going on and on | 19 |
| One of Agnew's nabobs, e.g. | 31 |
| Talking incessantly | 19 |
| Favored word of No. 2 | 21 |
| Gabs and gabs | 13 |
| More dapper | 11 |
| More spiffy | 11 |
| Not so slovenly | 15 |