Letter 1 - results: 876

• 1960s activist's hairstyle
• 1960s Angela Davis do, informally
• 1960s Borgnine sitcom title role
• 1960s chess champ Mikhail
• 1960s chess champion Mikhail
• 1960s Egyptian president
• 1960s Interior secretary Stewart __
• 1960s jacket style
• 1960s Robert Culp espionage series
• 1960s Robert Loggia series about a burglar-turned-bodyguard
• 1960s rock group, The ___
• 1960s TV Tarzan
• 1960s war site, for short
• 1960s White House nickname
• 1960s-'70s band that took its name from an Aldous Huxley title
• 1960s-'70s detective series
• 1960s-'70s Soviet space program
• 1960s-'80s Bosox legend
• 1960s-'80s placekicker Yepremian, who helped the Dolphins win consecutive Super Bowls
• 1960s-'80s Pontiac
• 1960s-70s pro hoops league
• 1961 #1 R&B hit for Lee Dorsey
• 1961 Charlton Heston title role
• 1961 Disney villainess
• 1961 Lenin Peace Prize recipient
• 1961 Rick Nelson hit
• 1961 space chimp
• 1961 Tony winner for Best Musical
• 1961, for Barack Obama
• 1962 Bond thriller
• 1962 Kubrick film
• 1962 Roy Orbison hit
• 1963 Best Actress nominee for "The L-Shaped Room"
• 1963 hit on the flip side of "Candy Girl"
• 1963 Liz Taylor role
• 1963 Paul Newman film
• 1963 role for Shirley
• 1964 #1 hit with a motorcycle crash sound
• 1964 Elvis movie
• 1964 Nobel Prize decliner
• 1964 Presley Film
• 1964 victor over Barry
• 1965 Alabama march site
• 1965 Nobel Peace Prize recipient
• 1965 Physics Nobelist Richard
• 1966 #1 hit for The Association
• 1966 Heisman winner Steve
• 1966 Wilson Pickett R&B hit
• 1967 disaster
• 1967 NHL Calder Memorial Trophy recipient
• 1967 title role for Warren Beatty
• 1968 #1 hit for the Supremes
• 1968 groom, familiarly
• 1968 hit with the line "I was raised by a toothless, bearded hag"
• 1968 self-titled folk album
• 1969 "bed-in" figure
• 1969 and 1986 World Series champs
• 1969 Ken Loach film
• 1969 Nabokov novel
• 1969 Peace Prize grp.
• 1969 World Series losers
• 1969-'74 Israeli prime minister
• 1970 B. B. King hit
• 1970 Edwin Starr protest song
• 1970 Jackson 5 chart topper
• 1970 John Wayne film
• 1970 Kinks hit
• 1970 Poitier title role
• 1970 Simon & Garfunkel hit
• 1970 song about Kent State
• 1970 World's Fair site
• 1970 WWII film, when tripled
• 1970s bombing locale
• 1970s Chevy subcompact
• 1970s coif
• 1970s comedian whom Time magazine dubbed "TV's First Black Superstar"
• 1970s Ford president
• 1970s musical genre
• 1970s political cause, for short
• 1970s president
• 1970s' John Kander/Fred Ebb musical
• 1970s' musical genre
• 1970s' space station
• 1970s-'80s Dodge
• 1970s-'80s Olds
• 1970s-'80s sitcom locale
• 1970s-'80s sketch show
• 1970s-'80s TV sheriff
• 1971 Bill Withers hit
• 1971 documentary about Ravi Shankar
• 1971 Eric Clapton hit
• 1971 prison riot site
• 1971 rock classic inspired by a 12th-century Persian poem
• 1971 song that was the "CSI: NY" theme
• 1971 title detective
• 1971-97 nation name
• 1972 Alex Comfort best-seller, with "The"
• 1972 Alice Cooper hit with the lyric "we got no class"
• 1972 film with poker-playing robots
• 1972 hit for Eric Clapton
• 1972 Olympics city
• 1972 Olympics sensation Mark
• 1972 Summer Olympics city
• 1973 Court decision alias
• 1973 horror classic (with "The")
• 1973 Houseman film (with "The")
• 1973 resignee
• 1973 Rolling Stones ballad
• 1973 self-titled album with the #1 hits "Photograph" and "You're Sixteen"
• 1973 Stones ballad
• 1973 Supreme Court decision name
• 1973 triple crown winner
• 1974 #1 country hit for Dolly Parton
• 1974 CIA parody
• 1974 Gould/Sutherland spoof
• 1974 John Wayne crime drama
• 1974 Mocedades hit
• 1974 Peace Nobelist
• 1974 pension plan legislation
• 1975 ABC debut, for short
• 1975 Golden Globe winner
• 1975 hit song about "tramps like us"
• 1975 Pulitzer winner for criticism
• 1975 shark thriller
• 1975 Tony-winning play with a Latin name
• 1975 Wimbledon champ
• 1975 Wimbledon champ Arthur
• 1976 Cronenberg movie
• 1976 Doobie Brothers hit
• 1976 Dustin Hoffman thriller
• 1976 hit for Hall & Oates
• 1976 hit for KISS
• 1976 horror hit (with "The")
• 1976 Olympics decathlon gold medalist
• 1976 Spingarn Medal recipient
• 1976 Winter Olympics city
• 1976, for Stallone's rise to stardom?
• 1977 A.L. M.V.P. born in Panama
• 1977 album with the hit single "Deacon Blues"
• 1977 Boz Scaggs hit
• 1977 Electric Light Orchestra hit
• 1977 Foreigner hit
• 1977 hard-rock hit by Ted Nugent
• 1977 horror film set at sea
• 1977 horror film set in Newfoundland
• 1977 Steely Dan album
• 1977 triple crown winner
• 1978 arcade classic from Japan
• 1978 comedy classic
• 1978 film co-written by Harold Ramis
• 1978 Grammy nominee Chris
• 1978 Olivier Award winner
• 1978 Toyota debut
• 1978 triple crown winner
• 1978 Vietnam War film
• 1979 #1 hit whose title is sung with a stutter
• 1979 comedy set at Camp North Star
• 1979 DownBeat Hall of Fame inductee, familiarly
• 1979 Pa. newsmaker
• 1979 revolution site
• 1979 sci-fi classic
• 1979 title role for Vanessa
• 1979 Vietnam War film
• 1979-'80 Fleetwood Mac hit
• 1980 Bob Seger hit
• 1980 Dom DeLuise film
• 1980 hit with the lyric "That sweet little boy who caught my eye"
• 1980 Irene Cara film
• 1980 Nielsen movie
• 1980 Oscar nominee directed by Roman Polanski
• 1980 Oscar winner who portrayed Loretta
• 1980-83 Stanley Cup winners
• 1980s "SNL" regular
• 1980s attorney general
• 1980s auto
• 1980s demographic group
• 1980s Hollywood sex symbol
• 1980s invasion site
• 1980s missile prog.
• 1980s P.M. nicknamed "The Old Crocodile"
• 1980s social policy
• 1980s surgeon general
• 1980s TV's "Kate & ___"
• 1980s-'90s gaming console
• 1980s-'90s heavyweight champ
• 1980s-'90s singer Terence Trent ___
• 1981 Beatty film
• 1981 Burt Reynolds film, with "The"
• 1982 Aykroyd movie
• 1982 coming-of-age movie
• 1982 Disney film
• 1982 Disney sci-fi film
• 1982 double-platinum Duran Duran album
• 1982 Harrison Ford sci-fi film
• 1982 sci-fi film
• 1982 Yazoo hit
• 1983 James Bond film
• 1983 Joel Schumacher film
• 1983 Lionel Richie hit
• 1983 Murphy/Aykroyd comedy
• 1983 Streisand film
• 1983 title character who sings "Where Is It Written?"
• 1984 #1 Billy Ocean hit
• 1984 film about Mozart and Salieri
• 1984 film co-written and co-starring Harold Ramis
• 1984 Nobel Peace Prize winner
• 1984 Olympics no-show
• 1984 prize for Desmond Tutu
• 1984 Summer Olympics boycotter
• 1985 Chemistry co-Nobelist Jerome
• 1985 film with three different endings
• 1985 sci-fi classic
• 1985 U.S. Open champ Mandlikova
• 1986 Best New Artist Grammy winner
• 1986 Gene Hackman film
• 1986 Jeff Goldblum film, with "The"
• 1986 Nobel Peace Prize winner Wiesel
• 1986 rock autobiography
• 1987 "Crying" duettist with Orbison
• 1987 Aykroyd movie
• 1987 Cher film
• 1987 Emmy winner for "Moonlighting"
• 1987 film loosely based on "Cyrano de Bergerac"
• 1987 Lionel Richie hit
• 1987 Michael Douglas/Glenn Close blockbuster
• 1987 war film
• 1987 Warren Beatty bomb
• 1988 American crime film
• 1988 Best Play Tony winner inspired by Puccini
• 1988 Bon Jovi hit
• 1988 chart-topping country album
• 1988 Connery film (with "The")
• 1988 NFL MVP
• 1988 Olympics host
• 1988 Olympics site
• 1989 Broadway monodrama
• 1989 handheld gadget release
• 1989 James Cameron film, with "The"
• 1989 Peace Nobelist
• 1989 World Champion figure skater
• 1990 Connery/Pfeiffer spy film
• 1990 film that featured "Unchained Melody" on its soundtrack
• 1990 Mike Leigh comedy/drama
• 1990 Newman/Woodward drama
• 1990 or 2012 sci-fi film
• 1990-91 hostilities
• 1990s candidate H. Ross ___
• 1990s Chevy
• 1990s collectible
• 1990s craze