QUINCY
The nickname of Quincy
City of Presidents
Ben's oldest son and Little Joe's half-brother was this character from Bonanza.
Adam Cartwright
The song "June Is Bustin' Out All Over" comes from this musical.
Carousel
Group name for all letters other than A, E, I, O & U.
Consonants
This "Terms of Endearment" star played a troll at an amusement park before a '70s accident put her in a brief coma
Debra Winger
Discharged in 1783, Deborah Sampson had served in this war under the name Robert Shurtle.
American Revolution
The two restaurant chains that began in Quincy.
Dunkin Donuts & Howard Johnson's
"All we want are the facts, ma'am"
Dragnet
This is the flower for June.
Rose
From the Greek for "sound", these sounds represented by letters might get you "hooked on" them.
Phonics
One legend says the term "Peeping Tom" came from a tailor gazing at this 11th c. barenaked lady on horseback.
Lady Godiva
It's said that she suggested 5-point stars for the U.S. flag because they could be cut with a single snip of the scissors.
Betsy Ross
This longest running parade takes place in Quincy every June.
Flag Day Parade
First scripted TV sitcom to be filmed in front of a studio audience.
I Love Lucy
In June of 1992, this political candidate appeared on the Arsenio Hall Show and played the saxophone.
Bill Clinton
Some reading rates are gauged by wpm, which stands for this.
Words per Minute
His wife found this newsman was "On the Road" long enough to will a $600,000 house to his lady friend of 29 years.
Charles Kuralt
In her efforts to gain equal rights for women, she founded NOW in 1966 & became its first president.
Betty Friedan
***DAILY DOUBLE***
Other than John Adams, this historical politician and signer of the Declaration of Independence was also from Quincy.
"A fiery horse with the speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty....." well, you know the rest.
The Lone Ranger
June in the Northern Hemisphere is similar to this month in the Southern Hemisphere.
December
From the Greek for "bad word", this disorder is marked by difficulty in recognizing written language.
Dyslexia
Completes the Dorothy Parker line, "Men seldom make passes at..."
...girls who wear glasses.
When Victoria Woodhull ran for president in 1872, she chose this man, a former slave, as her running mate.
Frederick Douglas
The Quincy Shipbuilders were a professional team for this sport.
Baseball
On this TV game show, all you had to do was "say the secret word" to win $100.
You Bet Your Life
This famous English tennis tournament is always played in the month of June.
Wimbledon
President Carter has been among the many users of this woman's "Reading Dynamics" system.
Evelyn Wood
This NHL team is named for a mythical creature that's the "official state demon" where they play.
New Jersey Devils
In 1941 she was the only member of the House to vote against entering WWII.
Jeannette Rankin