| Noted name in newspapers | 24 |
| Noted name in newspapering | 26 |
| Noted N.Y. newspaper publisher | 30 |
| Newspaperman Arthur ___ Sulzberger | 34 |
| Newspaper publisher: 1858–1935 | 37 |
| Newspaper publisher Arthur ___ Sulzberger | 41 |
| Newspaper publisher | 19 |
| Newspaper family name | 21 |
| New York Times publisher from 1896 to 1935 | 42 |
| New York Times publisher Arthur ___ Sulzberger Jr. | 50 |
| New York Times patriarch | 24 |
| New York Times buyer of 1896 | 28 |
| Name in several generations of New York Times publishers | 56 |
| Longtime New York Times publisher Adolph | 40 |
| Longtime New York Times publisher | 33 |
| Late protest singer | 19 |
| Last name in 1960s protest music | 32 |
| Hearst contemporary | 19 |
| Folksy Phil | 11 |
| Folk-singing Phil | 17 |
| Folk singer Ochs | 16 |
| Famous publisher | 16 |
| Famous name in newspaper publishing | 35 |
| Director of the Associated Press, 1900-35 | 41 |
| Billy Bragg's "I Dreamed I Saw Phil ___ Last Night" | 65 |
| Basso role in "Der Rosenkavalier" | 43 |
| Basso in "Der Rosenkavalier" | 38 |
| Baron in a Strauss opera | 24 |
| Arthur ___ Sulzberger, Jr. (New York Times publisher) | 53 |
| Adolph who was chief of The New York Times from 1896 to 1935 | 60 |
| Adolph who coined "All the news that's fit to print" | 66 |
| Adolph who adamantly opposed anti-Semitism | 42 |
| "The War Is Over" writer/singer | 41 |
| "The Highwayman" singer Phil | 38 |
| "The Highwayman" singer | 33 |
| "Singing journalist" Phil | 35 |
| "Rosenkavalier" baron | 31 |
| "Love Me, I'm a Liberal" songwriter | 49 |
| "I Ain't Marching Anymore" singer/songwriter | 63 |
| "I Ain't Marching Anymore" singer, 1965 | 53 |
| "I Ain't Marching Anymore" singer Phil | 52 |
| "I Ain't Marching Anymore" folk singer Phil | 57 |
| "I Ain't Marching Anymore" folk singer | 52 |
| "Draft Dodger Rag" performer | 38 |
| "Draft Dodger Rag" folk singer | 40 |
| "Der Rosenkavalier" baron | 35 |
| "All the News That's Fit to Sing" folkie | 54 |
| "All the News That's Fit to Print" was coined by him | 66 |
| "All The News That's Fit To Print" coiner Adolph | 62 |
| "(The Marines Have Landed on the Shores of) Santo Domingo" singer Phil | 80 |
| ''The Highwayman'' singer Phil | 46 |
| ''All the News That's Fit to Print'' coiner | 63 |
| Time-teller's contraction | 29 |
| "One ___ Jump" | 24 |
| "A ten ___ scholar" | 29 |
| You may say it after the hour | 29 |
| Word that may follow the numbers one through twelve | 51 |
| Word of the hour? | 17 |
| Timely contraction? | 19 |
| Five -- shadow | 14 |
| A.M. or P.M. | 12 |
| "Well, but what's ___?": Richard III | 50 |
| "Twelve --- High" | 27 |
| "... ten ___ scholar" | 31 |
| "___ All Ye Faithful" | 31 |
| Entreaty to "all ye faithful" | 39 |
| "___ all ye faithful . . ." | 37 |
| Start of a noel | 15 |
| Noel starter | 12 |
| Noel beginning | 14 |
| Leader of "all ye faithful" | 37 |
| Entreaty to ''all ye faithful'' | 47 |
| "---, All Ye Faithful" | 32 |
| "__, dearest Emma! the rose is full blown": Keats | 59 |
| "__, all ye faithful ..." | 35 |
| "___,all ye faithful" | 31 |
| "___, All Ye Faithful" | 32 |
| "___ let us adore Him" | 32 |
| "___ all ye faithful ..." | 35 |
| "___ all ye faithful . . . " | 38 |
| ''___All Ye Faithful'' | 38 |
| ''___ All Ye Faithful'' | 40 |
| '--, All Ye Faithful' | 29 |
| "Nothing Compares 2 U" singer | 39 |
| Groundbreaking Reagan appointee | 31 |
| First woman on the Supreme Court | 32 |
| First female Supreme Court Justice | 34 |
| Bunker portrayer | 16 |
| Bunker player | 13 |
| "All in the Family" star | 34 |
| Supreme Court justice succeeded by Alito | 40 |
| Stewart's successor on the bench | 36 |
| Stewart's replacement on the bench | 38 |
| Scalia colleague | 16 |
| Novelist Flannery | 17 |
| He wrote "The Last Hurrah" | 36 |
| First female Supreme? | 21 |
| Figure in a 1992 "SNL" controversy | 44 |
| Defence minister Gordon 2006 - 2007 | 35 |
| Archie Bunker portrayer | 23 |