September 18 2022, Crossword Champ Pro

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Clue
"A Severed Head" author Murdoch
Apple tablet
Peace Nobelist Cassin
Let ___ a secret
Grab
Works, as a field
Place for Caesar's calceus
With 42-Across, help out
Toward the mouth
Whisk off
French possessive
Old Pontiac
Tossed course
High-schooler
Night birds
One of the Colonial Colleges, informally
Creepy
Work party
Hearing shower
Cruciverbally useful Indonesian buffalo
Cracks under pressure
Blind, in falconry
Al ___ (pasta order)
Ms Bombeck
President preceding JFK
Calls to order
Algeria's second largest city
Baby alpaca
Suffix with Oregon
Air___" (low-cost carrier)
Caffeine source
Large Asian chicken
Baldwin's "If ___ Street Could Talk"
Adjust a stopped clock
Wholesome
Detergent
Edible fish of the cod family
Law degrees
Online transaction
Organic compound sourced from trees
Migratory fish
Lobito native
Family name in "Look Homeward, Angel"
Suffix with transcript-
Do-say connection
Vatican vestment
The "L" of U.N.L.V.
Moon lander, for short
Memory loss
Time __ _ half
Negative prefix
Altar avowal
"Rule Britannia" composer
Frazier's rival
Time without end
Showed again, as a TV broadcast
"All for Love" playwright
Dr. Seuss title character
Beatty and Buntline
Use a whetstone
Saint toppers
Kansas motto word
U.N. V.I.P.'s
Blemish
Cruise ship amenity
Agitate
Oft-framed piece
"All My Children" vixen
"Are you ___ out?"
Civic bldgs.
"___ do, so he shall do": Numbers 15:14
Film-rating org.
Stem
Army enlisted inits.
Lancelot, e.g.: Abbr.
Explosive compounds
___ yesterday (naive)
Low-growing pines
Colorful parrot
Home for a pig
Cockscomb
Source of the word "trousers"