The complete answer to the NY Times October 14, 2023, Crossword puzzle is shown below.
Across Clues-
| Residence for a parson | MANSE |
| Fictional character who cries “I am madness maddened!” | AHAB |
| Question persistently | PUMP |
| Single source? | ALBUM |
| Checks or balances, say | REGULATES |
| Animal with fused toes on each hind paw, used for grooming its coat | KOALA |
| Almond confections | MARZIPANS |
| Last | ENDURE |
| Chain with a mansard roof in its logo | PIZZAHUT |
| Auto-correction? | UEY |
| Cooper’s product | KEG |
| Woman’s name that sounds like a letter of the alphabet | KAY |
| Fried turnovers from southern Italy | PANZEROTTI |
| P.R. people: Abbr. | AGTS |
| Walk way? | GAIT |
| “Round cleans better” sloganeer | ORALB |
| “Looky here!” | OHO |
| Champaign region | EASTERNILLINOIS |
| Punnery, e.g. | WIT |
| Keep cooler? | REICE |
| Shiraz and others | REDS |
| Home to Mayor Fiorello La Guardia’s “Talk to the People” program | WNYC |
| Oscar winner for “The Accidental Tourist” (1988) | GEENADAVIS |
| ___ moment | AHA |
| This might come with breakfast in bed, in brief | TLC |
| Brisbane-to-Sydney dir. | SSW |
| What barflies hit | THESAUCE |
| “Turn around so I can see you” | FACEME |
| Part of the George W. Bush era … or a hint to part of 18-, 26-, 38- and 46-Across | MIDAUGHTS |
| Seeing red | LIVID |
| Slangy “treatment” for a disturbing visual | EYEBEACH |
| Singer Cleo with Grammy nominations in jazz, pop and classical | LAINE |
| See 61-Down | NANA |
| Where Al Jazeera is headquartered | DOHA |
| Flat bottoms | SOLES |
Vertical Clues-
| Blush, e.g. | MAKEUP |
| 1972 Gilbert O’Sullivan hit with the lyric “Left standing in the lurch at a church” | ALONEAGAIN |
| Boston in the ’60s or Chicago in the ’90s, e.g. | NBADYNASTY |
| Recipient of the first Vulcan nerve pinch on the original “Star Trek” | SULU |
| Professional concerned with search engine optimization | EMARKETER |
| Word with band or candy | ARM |
| Junker | HEAP |
| Business opening? | AGRI |
| Major downer | BUZZKILL |
| Main ingredient in a Thai som tam salad | PAPAYA |
| “Riders of the Purple Sage” setting | UTAH |
| Course catalog? | MENU |
| Sibilant summons | PSST |
| “Cabaret” name | LIZA |
| Poetic contraction | EER |
| “Club” member in a hit 1985 adventure comedy | GOONIE |
| Minor blemish | ZIT |
| Instant | TRICE |
| Roster for William Morris or Creative Artists | TALENT |
| The ultimate struggle | GOODVSEVIL |
| “I call dibs” | THISISMINE |
| Adoption of the International Radiotelegraph Convention in 1906 | SOS |
| Live tweets? | BIRDCALLS |
| [Gag] | EWW |
| Tested, as a cask, to see how much whiskey remains | REGAUGED |
| Major PBS funder, for short | NEA |
| Wrinkly fruit | CASABA |
| 1980s sitcom puppet | ALF |
| More than 7% of Minnesotans, by ancestry | SWEDES |
| Spoils | HAUL |
| Gangbusters, in old slang | TMEN |
| “Howdy!” | HIYA |
| Shangri-la | EDEN |
| Onetime labor and transportation secretary Elaine | CHAO |
| Chisel, in a way | ETCH |
| Analogue of “aloha” and “shalom” | CIAO |
| With 65-Across, “Born to Hand Jive” group | SHA |