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Seeing a market for black music among whites, Berry Gordy Jr. founded this record company |
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Miss Santa Cruz gave up her title after protesting on stage during a 1988 pageant in this state |
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A German response to a forced expulsion of air from the mouth & nose |
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In 1541 Pedro de Valdivia, a Spanish conquistador, founded this Chilean city |
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This indigenous animal is now a major source of dog food in Australia |
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Alexandre Dumas' resourceful Edmond Dantes |
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Not a 1930s football game but the name given to areas plagued by "black rollers" during the decade |
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As a ball girl, this Czech tennis star watched Martina Navratilova & thought about beating her |
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In titles, it precedes ridge, kid & hotel |
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To see the Wasa, a sunken 17th century warship salvaged in 1961, go to this Scandinavian capital |
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This term consists of the Armenian words for "skewer" & "roast meat" |
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James Fenimore Cooper's noble Uncas |
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The independence of this country in 1975 marked the end of the Portuguese empire in Africa |
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This younger princess of Monaco can't stand her friends calling her "Princess" |
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From Latin for "brother", it means to mix with others in a brotherly way |
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The Gulistan Palace in this city houses the Peacock Throne |
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For some this stomach lining is meat, while to others it means something of no value |
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D.H. Lawrence's strange, sensitive gatekeeper Mellors |
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In 1956 Pres. Kubitschek of this country announced plans to move the capital some 600 miles inland |
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In 1978 she & her husband William pleaded guilty to kidnapping Patty Hearst in 1974 |
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It describes words that express similar meanings, such as teeny & weeny |
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You'd be "wise" if you knew the capital of this island group was Honiara on Guadalcanal |
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The great French gourmet Brillat-Savarin called it "the king of American fowls" |
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Kaufman & Hart's sharp-tongued Sheridan Whiteside |
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In August 1941 FDR & Churchill signed this famous document aboard a cruiser off Newfoundland |
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She left NBC in '83 to become chief Washington correspondent for the "MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour" on PBS |
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The mistress of a castle or chateau |
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Most of the inhabitants of Tirane, capital of this European country, are of Muslim descent |
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U.S. breeders developed this "India" variety by crossing various humped cattle known as Zebus |
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Fyodor Dostoyevsky's saintly but foolish Prince Lvov Nikolayevitch Myshkin |
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