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IT'S NOT THE END OF THE WORLD |
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In the deal of the century, the U.S. made this $15 million purchase & doubled the size of the U.S. |
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As a rule, rose stems should be cut above a group of 5 of these |
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They thrived in the scorching heat of the California desert that bears their name |
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This 1972 Woody Allen film included clips & music from "Casablanca", sweetheart |
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This leader rebounded from his Gallipoli disaster in WWI to have his "finest hour" in WWII |
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In 1891 this sport got off to a bouncing start in Springfield, Massachusetts |
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A verb meaning to remove withered roses, or a noun meaning a fan of a Jerry Garcia band |
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Add 1 letter to "Iowa" to get the name of this tribe who lived south of the Iowa |
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Dear Sir, for example (10) |
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Suzanne Somers cruised around in a white T-Bird in this 1973 film |
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He turned the experience of being booed at Madison Square Garden into the hit "Garden Party" |
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The Ferris wheel made its first rounds in 1893 at the World's Columbian Exposition in this city |
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On a rose, it's not the side of the pelvis but the berrylike fruit |
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The French gave an Idaho tribe this name meaning "heart like an awl" |
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A birdie, in badminton (11) |
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(Hi, I'm Stephen Collins of "7th Heaven") I began my film career playing Hugh Sloan, Richard Nixon's campaign treasurer, in this 1976 classic |
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He & his men were driven from the Aztec capital one night in 1520, but returned to capture it a year later |
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During the 1850s, these 2 inventors were on opposite sides of the "Sewing Machine War" |
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One rose is named for this Louisiana "port", the headquarters of the American Rose Society |
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These peaceable mesa dwellers became the westernmost of the Pueblo peoples |
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It precedes straps, squash or Western (9) |
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Jane Fonda played playwright Lillian Hellman in this 1977 drama |
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Out of football & cutting kitchen marble, he returned to glory as the Vikings' quarterback in 1998 |
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William Rufus King, elected to this post in 1852, died before he could fulfill his duties |
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From a word meaning "perfumed", it's a liquid obtained by distilling rose petals |
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The Stinkards were the common class of these Mississippi Indians of whom hardly a "trace" remains |
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Sullen, like a one-horse carriage (5) |
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In 1975 John Huston co-starred with Sean Connery in "The Wind and the Lion" & directed him in this film |
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He published perhaps his most famous volume, "Tales of a Wayside Inn", 2 years after his wife's death |
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