| Stellar stars | 13 |
| Stars that increase in brightness, then fade | 44 |
| Stars that flare | 16 |
| Stars that blaze and soon fade | 30 |
| Stars bursting in air? | 22 |
| Phenomena associated with some dwarfs | 37 |
| Milky Way phenomena (Var.) | 26 |
| Milky Way phenomena | 19 |
| Exploding suns | 14 |
| Exceptionally bright stars | 26 |
| Ephemerally brilliant stars | 27 |
| Dazzling celestial events | 25 |
| Brightest stars | 15 |
| Brightening stars | 17 |
| Bright stars that fade | 22 |
| Bright spots in the sky | 23 |
| Briefly brilliant stars | 23 |
| Astronomy wonders | 17 |
| Astronomical flareups | 21 |
| Astral phenomena | 16 |
| Kim of "Vertigo" | 26 |
| "Vertigo" actress Kim | 31 |
| Kim of "The Mirror Crack'd" | 41 |
| Tennis pro Djokovic | 19 |
| Stewart's "Vertigo" co-star | 41 |
| Evans's news partner | 24 |
| Actress Kim | 11 |
| TV Mr. | 6 |
| Stewart's "Vertigo" costar | 40 |
| Star in "Picnic" | 26 |
| Robert of CNN's "Crossfire" | 41 |
| Political columnist Robert | 26 |
| Partner of Evans in journalism | 30 |
| Partner of Evans | 16 |
| Kim of old Hollywood | 20 |
| Kim of films | 12 |
| Kim of "Picnic" | 25 |
| Kim of "Liebestraum" | 30 |
| Kim of "Bell, Book and Candle" | 40 |
| Kim from Chicago | 16 |
| Holden's "Picnic" co-star | 39 |
| Former CNN show "Evans & ___" | 43 |
| Evans's "Inside Report" partner | 45 |
| Czech folk composer | 19 |
| Columnist Robert | 16 |
| 2011 Australian Open champ Djokovic | 35 |
| "Picnic" actress Kim | 30 |
| "Phffft" costar | 25 |
| "Bell, Book and Candle" actress Kim | 45 |
| 'Picnic' actress Kim | 28 |
| ''Inside Report'' columnist | 43 |
| Old Chevys | 10 |
| Old Chevy models | 16 |
| Stars with fluctuating brightness | 33 |
| Observatory observations | 24 |
| Exploded stars | 14 |
| Telescope sightings | 19 |
| Space phenomena | 15 |
| Celestial phenomena | 19 |
| Very bright stars | 17 |
| They suddenly become much brighter | 34 |
| Stellar explosions | 18 |
| Stellar events | 14 |
| Stars that suddenly become much brighter | 40 |
| Stars that lose their sudden shine | 34 |
| Stars that blaze and fade | 25 |
| Stars blowing up | 16 |
| Pop stars? | 10 |
| Observatory explosions | 22 |
| Mighty bright stars | 19 |
| Heavenly phenomena | 18 |
| Compact Chevys of old | 21 |
| Certain chevies | 15 |
| Celestial flare-ups | 19 |
| Bygone Chevrolet models | 23 |
| Bright bodies in space | 22 |
| Astronomical observances | 24 |
| Work of fiction | 15 |
| Book of fiction | 15 |
| Best-seller list entry | 22 |
| Source for a movie, often | 25 |
| Wouk work | 9 |
| Stone ware | 10 |
| Steel product? | 14 |
| Hitherto unknown | 16 |
| Highly original | 15 |
| Writing medium | 14 |
| Writer's work | 17 |
| Rice product | 12 |
| Reason for an advance | 21 |
| One of Jane Austen's six | 28 |
| Like new and unusual music | 26 |
| It's no short story | 23 |
| It could lead to an advance | 27 |
| Film source, sometimes | 22 |
| Fictional work | 14 |
| Bestseller list entry | 21 |
| Austen work | 11 |
| Work of Barth | 13 |
| Waugh effort | 12 |