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This Philippine first lady was stabbed in 1972 |
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This 1742 Handel oratorio uses biblical quotes gathered by Charles Jennens |
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His 1984 hit "I Just Called To Say I Love You" was his first to reach No. 1 in both the U.S. & U.K. |
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In 1901 oil was discovered at Red Fork, near Tulsa in this state |
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Eric Arthur Blair was known by this pseudonym before & after 1984 |
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It's how the British pronounce the place in which Dr. Frankenstein experiments |
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In November 1970 a man with a knife tried to assault this pope in the Manila airport |
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From 1769 to 1781, he was in the service of the Archbishop of Salzburg |
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This agriculturist's 1894 college thesis was entitled "Plants as Modified by Man" |
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Beaches on this state's Atlantic coast include windy Hill, Seabrook Island & Hilton Head Island |
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In August 1994 the French arrested terrorist Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, better known as this |
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A flex is one of these items that runs between a lamp & the wall |
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On Oct. 14, 1912 this former U.S. president was shot in Milwaukee |
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Technically, this Vivaldi work is known as "Opus 8, Nos. 1-4" |
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In 1973 this poet was nominated for a Tony for her role in the play "Look Away" |
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Of the 6 New England states, it's the one farthest east |
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Esther Lederer uses the pseudonym Ann Landers & Pauline Phillips, her sister, uses this name |
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A landlord may have tenants or may draw you a pint as the operator of one of these |
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This first president of Cyprus survived 4 assassination attempts |
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This Russian wrote "Flight Of The Bumblebee" for his opera "Tsar Saltan" |
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In 1972 this Brooklyn congresswoman campaigned for the Democratic presidential nomination |
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Among this state's nicknames are "Land of Steady Habits", "The Brownstone State" & "The Nutmeg State" |
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The book of poetry published in 1846 by these sisters under the name Bell sold only 2 copies |
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In England this American TV series would be "CD" for casualty department |
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Rebels using rockets, bazookas, grenades & rifles tried to kill this Chilean president in 1986 |
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In an 1829 letter from the Hebrides, he wrote the opening bars of the "Hebrides Overture" |
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He served as executive director of the National Urban League from 1972 to 1981 |
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With a population of less than 500,000, this Rocky Mountain state is the USA's least populous |
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Under the pseudonym Constant Reader, she wrote book reviews for The New Yorker 1827-1933 |
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A pharmacist or druggist is called this |
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