August 14 2019, New York Times

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Clue
Not much
Mulligan, in golf
Spice added to apple cider
Cameo, for one
Sheik ... or his mount
Be overly protective
Casserole dish in a trattoria
Broadcaster's alert
Upstate New York area where 63-Across was held
Boy soprano in a Menotti opera
"___ sells seashells ..."
Cause of shore erosion
A few lines on one's Twitter profile, say
Repeated cry from Richard III, in Shakespeare
Singing syllable
West Coast city with a popular pier
"___ God" (2013 Eminem hit)
J.F.K. or L.B.J.: Abbr.
Burton of "Roots"
Be a cast member of
Looked shocked, maybe
See 31-Down
Structures in some old town squares
Showy neckwear
Mother ___
TV pundit Navarro
Tiny inheritance?
"What ___ the odds?"
Less mannerly
Interviewee, maybe
Formal (and maybe overly dramatic) goodbye
Iconic August 1969 music festival, four of whose performers appear in the answers to 17-, 36-, 46- and 55-Across
Intolerant sort
Comprehensive
Comprehensive, in ed-speak
Meager
School with the motto "Lux et veritas"
Symbol of control
Wall St. pro
Showy neckwear
Sort
Get a bite?
Demolish
Michael ___ Dyson, author on race, politics and culture
Contents of spreadsheets
Closing statements?
Some mixed martial arts grips
Actress Anderson
___ Office
Bridal wear
Goes amiss
FedEx alternative
Fake
What opposites may do
One-in-a-million save, say
Item that might be packed for a foreign trip
Proscription
Architect Jones
Capital whose name derives from the Ojibwa word for "traders"
With 45-Across, low draw in soccer
Competed with
Like a triangle with unequal sides
In the past
Holes out on the green
Poplar variety
Finish, as a cake
Hoover has one named for him
Infield shield
Idiomatic setting for a dirty mind
QB-turned-football exec John
Hosp. staffers
Biting comments
Keatsian, e.g.
Nickname for Angel Stadium, with "the"
Very long time
Smidge
Hunky-dory
Wood shaper
Yell with an accent
Greek X
Many wedding guests