| Like some U.F.O. sightings |
| Class for someone whose native tongue isn't widely spoken in the U.S., for short |
| Alma-___, U.S.S.R. city |
| U.S. food giant whose brands include Banquet and Chef Boyardee |
| Supersecretive U.S. org. |
| Part of the U.S. and U.S.S.R. |
| Boutros-Ghali's U.N. successor |
| Part of a U.S. president's name that's Dutch for "neighbors |
| U.S.'s most abundant energy source |
| ___ Darya, U.S.S.R. river |
| U.S.N. officers |
| U.S. Open champ in '94 and '97 |
| A U.S. lake or canal |
| U.F.O. pilot |
| U.K. awards for valor |
| U.S.S.R. vetoes |
| Aircraft and pharmaceuticals, to the U.S. |
| Top-level U.S. advisory grp. |
| 1980's U.S. Davis Cup captain |
| Airline that offers the most nonstop flights between the U.S. and Israel |
| Japanese emigrant to the U.S. |
| Landform in the western U.S. |
| Member of U.S. Army Special Forces |
| W.C.T.U. anathema |
| Peninsula in the U.S.A. |
| The U.S. has 435 |
| Focus of a current U.S. government crisis |
| A U.S. canal |
| Co-star in the U.S. premiere of "Waiting for Godot," 1956 |
| I.C.U. drippers |