Crossword Clue: Diamond discovered in the '60s
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- -- Patrick Harris
- 1969 moon walker
- 1990s Harvard president Rudenstine
- 2009 Newbery-winning author Gaiman
- 2014 "Cosmos" presenter __ deGrasse Tyson
- 2014 Tony winner ___ Patrick Harris
- 2015 Oscars host ___ Patrick Harris
- "7 Worlds Collide" Finn
- __ deGrasse Tyson
- ___ Jordan, who wrote "The Crying Game"
- ___ Kinnock, 1980's-90's British Labor Party leader
- ___ Patrick Harris (Barney on "How I Met Your Mother")
- ___ Patrick Harris ("How I Met Your Mother" star)
- ___ Patrick Harris
- "America" Diamond
- "American Gods" author Gaiman
- ____Young (rock music star)
- Apollo 11 name
- Apollo astronaut Armstrong
- Armstrong in space
- Armstrong of Apollo 11
- Armstrong of NASA
- Armstrong on the moon
- Armstrong or Diamond
- Armstrong or Simon
- Armstrong, the astronaut
- Armstrong who said "The Eagle has landed"
- Armstrong who took a "giant leap for mankind"
- Armstrong who took "one small step"
- Armstrong
- "Best Time Ever With ___ Patrick Harris"
- Actor __ Patrick Harris
- Actor ___ Patrick Harris
- Actor _____ Patrick Harris
- Actor Hamilton.
- Actor Hamilton
- Big name in astrophysics
- Astronaut ____ Armstrong
- Astronaut Armstrong
- Astrophysicist ___ deGrasse Tyson
- Astrophysicist deGrasse Tyson
- Author Gaiman
- "After the Gold Rush" singer Young
- "After the Gold Rush" Young
- Bandmate of David, Stephen, and Graham
- Drumming virtuoso Peart
- Fox News reporter Cavuto
- Grammy-winning Diamond
- Famous diamond
- Cavuto of "Cavuto on Business"
- Cavuto of Fox Business
- Cavuto of Fox News
- Graphic novel author Gaiman
- Fantasy author Gaiman
- Fellow crew member of Michael and Buzz
- "Chapter Two" playwright Simon
- Gaiman who wrote "American Gods" and "Coraline"
- Broadway's ___ Simon Theatre
- Brother of George and Jeb
- Brother of George W. and Jeb
- Diamond associated with world records
- Diamond developed in Brooklyn
- Diamond discovered in the '60s
- Diamond from Brooklyn
- Diamond in many a jewel box
- Diamond in music
- Diamond in "The Jazz Singer"
- Diamond of fame
- Diamond of music
- Diamond of note
- Diamond of records
- Diamond of rock
- Diamond of song
- Diamond of songs
- Diamond on a playlist
- Diamond on many charts
- Diamond on stage
- Diamond on vinyl
- Diamond onstage
- Diamond or Armstrong
- Diamond or Sadaka
- Diamond or Sedaka
- Diamond or Simon
- Diamond or Young
- Diamond recording
- Diamond who sang "America"
- Diamond who sang "Sweet Caroline"
- Diamond who went platinum
- Diamond with 18 platinum albums
- Diamond with 21 platinum albums
- Diamond with a Golden Globe
- Diamond with a mike
- Diamond with many cuts
- Diamond with many hits
- Diamond with many platinum songs
- Diamond with platinum and gold
- Diamond with records
- Diamond, Young or Simon
- Diamond, Young, or Simon
- "How I Met Your Mother" actor ___ Patrick Harris
- "How I Met Your Mother" star ___ Patrick Harris
- Filmmaker Jordan
- "Coraline" author Gaiman
- First first name on the moon
- First guy on the moon
- "Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey" host deGrasse Tyson
- "Cosmos" host ___ deGrasse Tyson
- Genuflect
- First name among astronauts
- First name among moonwalkers
- First name in astronautics
- Director Jordan
- First name in moon walkers
- First name in moonwalking
- George Bush's son
- First name in space
- First name of the first man to walk on the moon
- First name on the moon
- Buzz and Michael's shipmate
- Buzz preceder, famously
- Harris of ''Doogie Howser''
- Buzz's capsule mate
- Buzz's companion on the moon
- Buzz's lunar partner
- Buzz's moon-mate
- Buzz's moonmate
- "Cinnamon Girl" singer Young
- Court appointee after Elena
- Court appointee before Brett
- Icon Diamond
- "Cracklin' Rosie" Diamond
- Creator of Felix and Oscar
- Creator of Oscar and Felix
- Doc Simon
- He moonwalked before Michael
- Crewmate of Buzz
- Dog on TV's "Topper"
- ''Heart of Gold'' singer Young
- "Heart of Gold" singer Young
- "Heart of Gold" Young
- "Heartlight" icon Diamond
- "Heartlight" singer Diamond
- Carl's "Cosmos" successor
- Dramatist Simon who wrote "Plaza Suite"
- Dramatist Simon
- Former Labour Party leader Kinnock
- Gorsuch of the Supreme Court
- Initial name on the cover of "A Life of Flight"
- Justice Gorsuch who replaced Antonin
- Justice Gorsuch
- Original moonwalker
- Man' name.
- Rita Mac______
- Man's name.
- Man’s name.
- Mötley Crüe lead singer Vince ___
- Mötley Crüe lead singer Vince
- Motley Crue singer Vince
- "Nova" host ___ deGrasse Tyson
- ''Topper'' dog
- Pulitzer-winning writer Sheehan
- "Topper" pooch
- Pulitzer writer Sheehan
- Rocker ____ Young
- Rocker Young
- NZ singer/songwriter Finn
- Rock's Sedaka
- Mr. Sedaka
- Mr. Young, to us
- QB O'Donnell
- Sheehan or Simon
- Multi-platinum Diamond
- Masculine name that sometimes follows Mac-
- Quarterback O'Donnell
- Playwright __ Simon
- Playwright ____ Simon
- Playwright, Simon
- Playwright Simon
- Shipmate of Buzz
- Kiwi Finn
- Son of sports columnist Scott
- Musical Diamond
- The "N" of TV's NPH
- "The Odd Couple" playwright Simon
- ''The Odd Couple'' playwright Simon
- "The Odd Couple" writer Simon
- "Song Sung Blue" Diamond
- Musical Young
- Songwriter Sedaka
- Songwriter Young
- "The Pluto Files" writer deGrasse Tyson
- "Trigger Warning" author Gaiman
- Media critic Postman
- Name on the cover of "Biloxi Blues"
- Name on the cover of "Plaza Suite"
- Name on the cover of "The Odd Couple"
- Name shared by an eminent astrophysicist and another "astro-" notable
- Pooch in TV's "Topper"
- NASA's Armstrong
- Pop Diamond
- Pop singer Diamond
- Pop singer Sedaka
- Popular Diamond
- Late playwright Simon
- Patrick Harris of the "Harold & Kumar" franchise
- Recording artist Young
- "One More River" filmmaker Diamond
- One of the Bush brothers
- Lunar Armstrong
- Moon man Armstrong
- Moon walker Armstrong
- Moonmate of Buzz
- Moonwalker Armstrong
- Moonwalker with Buzz
- Moonwalker's first name
- Moonwalking Armstrong
- Professional nerd deGrasse Tyson
- Rush drummer Peart
- Super Bowl XXX quarterback O'Donnell
- Spacemate of Michael and Buzz
- Supreme Court justice Gorsuch
- Simon
- Simon of Broadway
- Simon of the stage
- Simon or Armstrong
- Simon or Diamond
- Simon or Sedaka
- Simon who created Felix and Oscar
- Simon who won a Tony for writing "The Odd Couple"
- Simon who wrote "The Odd Couple"
- Singer ____ Diamond
- Singer Diamond or Young
- Singer Diamond
- "Sweet Caroline" singer ___ Diamond
- "Sweet Caroline" singer Diamond
- Singer Sedaka
- Singer Young or Sedaka
- Singer Young
- Two-time Hugo Award winner Gaiman
- Singer/songwriter Young
- Diamond, Sedaka or Moret
- Sci-fi author Gaiman
- Writer-director Jordan
- Writer Gaiman
- Science guy __ deGrasse Tyson
- Scientist __ deGrasse Tyson
- Screenwriter Jordan of "The Crying Game"
- "Stardust" novelist Gaiman
- "Yesterday's Songs" Diamond
- Second to Elton in Adult Contemporary Top Ten songs
- Sedaka of song
- Sedaka or Armstrong
- Sedaka or Diamond
- Sedaka or Simon
- Young entertainer?
- Young, for one
- Young in rock
- Young musician?
- Young of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
- Young of rock
- Young or Armstrong
- Young or Diamond
- Young or Lumsden
- Young or Simon
- Young singer?
- Young who Dylan played with at Desert Trip
- Young with a guitar
- Young with the album "After the Gold Rush"
- Younger brother of George W. and Jeb
- Tennant of the Pet Shop Boys
- Tenor Shicoff
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- LA Times - May 9, 2015