| News agency that covered Sputnik | 32 |
| News agency's betting method? | 33 |
| News bit from a supermarket tabloid | 35 |
| News channel that ranks dead last in viewers | 44 |
| News Corporation acquisition of 2005 | 36 |
| News correspondent on space rates | 33 |
| News item for a scrapbook, briefly | 34 |
| News item heading in the local communist paper? | 47 |
| News item often written in advance | 34 |
| News item often written years in advance | 40 |
| News item that often includes a person's age | 48 |
| News items often written years in advance | 41 |
| News network with a stock ticker | 32 |
| News reports about Swedish imports? | 35 |
| News show that Robin Roberts coanchors, for short | 49 |
| News show that's for the birds? | 35 |
| News source that covered Sputnik | 32 |
| News source with bells and whistles? | 36 |
| News that may be illustrated by a graph | 39 |
| News, to Sun city editor John B. Bogart | 39 |
| News-making 1926 Channel swimmer | 32 |
| Newscaster Daniel's favorite meal? | 38 |
| Newsgroup message from TV host Bill? | 36 |
| Newsmagazine delivered to a desert isle? | 40 |
| Newsman Anderson with a theology degree? | 40 |
| Newsman famous for inventing folksy similes | 43 |
| Newsman Les on "WKRP in Cincinnati" | 45 |
| Newsman Williams with a charley horse? | 38 |
| Newspaper ad buyer's proof of purchase | 42 |
| Newspaper advertising flier, e.g. | 33 |
| Newspaper advertising section, e.g. | 35 |
| Newspaper cartoon-puzzle, briefly | 33 |
| Newspaper column displaying staff names | 39 |
| Newspaper editor Charles Anderson _____ | 39 |
| Newspaper for fake terrarium owners? | 36 |
| Newspaper issue for arrogant readers? | 37 |
| Newspaper known as the Gray Lady, for short | 43 |
| Newspaper page usually near readers' letters | 48 |
| Newspaper pages with commentaries | 33 |
| Newspaper published continuously since 1942 | 43 |
| Newspaper published since 1908, for short | 41 |
| Newspaper publisher Adolph Simon | 32 |
| Newspaper publisher Arthur ___ Sulzberger | 41 |
| Newspaper publisher Whitelaw ___ | 32 |
| Newspaper publisher who founded the United Press | 48 |
| Newspaper publisher William Randolph ___ | 40 |
| Newspaper publisher: 1858–1935 | 37 |
| Newspaper reporter's dramatic cry | 37 |
| Newspaper section that competes with Craigslist | 47 |
| Newspaper section, with "The" | 39 |
| Newspaper subscriber's service | 34 |
| Newspaper that owns About.com: Abbr. | 36 |
| Newspaper whose name means "truth" | 44 |
| Newspaper whose puzzle is edited by Mike Shenk | 46 |
| Newspaper's attention grabbers | 34 |
| Newspaper's average sales: Abbr. | 36 |
| Newspaper's choice for public office | 40 |
| Newspaperman Arthur ___ Sulzberger | 34 |
| Newspaperman William Randolph ___ | 33 |
| Newspapers' attention-getters | 33 |
| Newspapers, radio and television | 32 |
| Newspapers, radio and TV, to a Boston ad exec | 45 |
| Newspapers, with "the" | 32 |
| Newsworthy 1950s trial, informally | 34 |
| Newton or Gretzky, whichever you prefer? | 40 |
| Newton who watched an apple fall from a tree | 44 |
| Newton with a law named after him | 33 |
| Newton with three laws of motion | 32 |
| Newton's Black Panther Party co-founder | 43 |
| Newton-John's "_____ Be There" | 44 |
| Next automaker to go public after Ford | 38 |
| Next in line for that corner office, perhaps | 44 |
| Next in the line of succession after Boehner | 44 |
| Next stop for a Boston sr., perhaps | 35 |
| Next to a baby's clothing protector | 39 |
| Next-door neighbor on "The Simpsons" | 46 |
| Next-to-last element alphabetically | 35 |
| Next-to-last performers at the first Woodstock | 46 |
| Next-to-last word in many fairy tales | 37 |
| Next-to-last word in the Lord's Prayer | 42 |
| Next-to-last word of the golden rule | 36 |
| Nez Perce National Forest locale | 32 |
| NFC East team on some scoreboards | 33 |
| NFL #1 draft picks Baker and Bradshaw | 37 |
| NFL champs in three different cities | 36 |
| NFL coach who was undefeated in 1972 | 36 |
| NFL coach with over 300 career wins | 35 |
| NFL coach with the most career postseason wins | 46 |
| NFL coach with the most career victories | 40 |
| NFL Hall of Fame defensive back Yale ___ | 40 |
| NFL Hall of Famer Otto Graham's position | 44 |
| NFL Hall of Famer-turned-politician Swann | 41 |
| NFL legend Dick "Night Train" --- | 43 |
| NFL linebacker and bow-tie merchant | 35 |
| NFL MVP between LaDainian and Peyton | 36 |
| NFL Network color commentator Collinsworth | 42 |
| NFL offensive linemen who often block for RBs | 45 |
| NFL Overall #1 Draft pick between Carson and Alex | 49 |
| NFL overtime margins of victory, often | 38 |
| NFL Pittsburgh defense in the 1970s | 35 |