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BestCrosswords.com - "Capital Gains" by Gene Antonio on 12/26/2018 [moderate]
Across 1- Kind of pole; 4- "Quit yer loafin'!"; 11- Lid; 14- "It's ___" (proceed); 15- Sign off on, perhaps; 16- Letter to Plato; 17- Betray; 19- Indian shrub; 20- First name in Oklahoma schools; 21- Stun; 22- Wait out a light; 23- Game with 108 cards; 26- Got going; 27- Alternating alternative; 31- Beauty queen Franklin or Sanchez; 32- Chow chow; 33- Put away; 34- Jill Clayburgh's actress daughter, Lily ___; 37- Cheesecake; 39- Nail; 40- "Little" singer; 41- Osseous; 42- Midori on ice; 44- "Tugboat Willie"; 48- Flattened a flat; 49- Art and technology center in New York City; 52- Of the ear; 53- "Dang!"; 56- Massive, black-and-white predator; 57- Preposition in some German names; 58- Natalie Wood title role; 61- Poet's preposition; 62- Units of electrical current strength; 63- Handy bit of Latin; 64- Chevy truck letters; 65- Go down; 66- ___ Paulo, Brazil;   Down 1- Legendary Welsh prince; 2- Plato likely spent time here; 3- "___ your bright ideas!"; 4- First baseman Hodges; 5- Dir.; 6- Start of a pencil-and-paper game; 7- Gillette razor; 8- Spanish family members; 9- No sweat; 10- Literary monogram; 11- 11-Across, e.g.; 12- Huntress of Greek myth; 13- Possessing valued skills; 18- Rick who loved Ilsa; 22- Ending of some French infinitives, and some English comparatives; 24- Lanka follows it; 25- Three-legged table; 26- Sib; 28- Country music's Tucker; 29- Actor Gulager; 30- Arrogant; 34- Playground game; 35- They're upwardly mobile; 36- Cradle; 38- Business letters; 39- As it sounds, it's not serious; 41- It has but one foot; 43- Low digit; 45- Information technology giant; 46- Change a London flat?; 47- Someone might get on yours; 50- Vinegars; 51- Polo in Asia; 53- Edith Evans, for one; 54- Torn and Taylor; 55- "Just ___!" ("On my way!"); 58- Pa; 59- Jun ___ (award-winning illustrator); 60- Timothy Leary recommended it;