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 *There have been a number of reports online that [[Patrick Troughton stories]] may have aired in the Dallas/Fort Worth area in 1972, before the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] went into syndication that year.
 *Several newspapers for that area have been checked and no evidence of such screenings has been found.
-*It's possible that what the eyewitness saw was a broadcast of one of the [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies, or possibly - but less likely - transmissions of a [[William Hartnell]] story (in [[Spanish]]) from [[Mexico]]; but only in exceptional atmospheric circumstances could TV signals travel those sorts of distances.
+*It's possible that what the eyewitness saw was a broadcast of one of the [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies (it was Roy Castle and not Patrick Troughton who the viewer remembers) or possibly - but less likely - transmissions of a [[William Hartnell]] story (in [[Spanish]]) from [[Mexico]]; but only in exceptional atmospheric circumstances could TV signals travel those sorts of distances.
 *It has also been suggested that these might have been transmissions from one of the nearby US military bases, however the AFRTS (see [[Armed Forces Network]]) did not operate any TV stations within the continental USA; the AFRTS was exclusively for military bases located in countries where English was not the primary language.
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 *Several newspapers for that area have been checked and no evidence of such screenings has been found.
 *It's possible that what the eyewitness saw was a broadcast of one of the [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies, or possibly - but less likely - transmissions of a [[William Hartnell]] story (in [[Spanish]]) from [[Mexico]]; but only in exceptional atmospheric circumstances could TV signals travel those sorts of distances.
-*It has also been suggested that these might have been transmissions from one of the nearby US military bases, however the AFRTS (see [[Armed Forces Network]]) did not operate any TV stations within the continental USA; the AFRTS was exclusively for military bases located overseas, where English was not the primary language.
+*It has also been suggested that these might have been transmissions from one of the nearby US military bases, however the AFRTS (see [[Armed Forces Network]]) did not operate any TV stations within the continental USA; the AFRTS was exclusively for military bases located in countries where English was not the primary language.
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-*There have been a number of reports online that [[Patrick Troughton stories]] may have aired in the Dallas/Fort Worth area in 1972, before the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] went into syndication that year. *Several newspapers for that area have been checked and no evidence of such screenings has been found. *It's possible that what the eyewitness saw was a broadcast of one of the [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies, or possibly - but less likely - transmissions of a [[William Hartnell]] story (in [[Spanish]]) from [[Mexico]]; but only in exceptional atmospheric circumstances could TV signals travel those sorts of distances.
+*There have been a number of reports online that [[Patrick Troughton stories]] may have aired in the Dallas/Fort Worth area in 1972, before the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] went into syndication that year.
 *It has also been suggested that these might have been transmissions from one of the nearby US military bases, however the AFRTS (see [[Armed Forces Network]]) did not operate any TV stations within the continental USA; the AFRTS was exclusively for military bases located overseas, where English was not the primary language.
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−	*There have been a number of reports online that [[Patrick Troughton stories]] may have aired in the Dallas/Fort Worth area in ~~the early 1970s~~, ~~a few years prior to the sale of~~ the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] ~~in 1972~~. Several newspapers for that area have been checked and no evidence of such screenings has been found. It's possible that what the eyewitness saw was a broadcast of one of the [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies, or possibly - but less likely - transmissions of a [[William Hartnell]] story (in [[Spanish]]) from [[Mexico]]; but only in exceptional atmospheric circumstances could TV signals travel those sorts of distances.	+	There have been a number of reports online that [[Patrick Troughton stories]] may have aired in the Dallas/Fort Worth area in 1972, before the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] went into syndication that year. Several newspapers for that area have been checked and no evidence of such screenings has been found. *It's possible that what the eyewitness saw was a broadcast of one of the [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies, or possibly - but less likely - transmissions of a [[William Hartnell]] story (in [[Spanish]]) from [[Mexico]]; but only in exceptional atmospheric circumstances could TV signals travel those sorts of distances.
		+	*It has also been suggested that these might have been transmissions from one of the nearby US military bases, however the AFRTS (see [[Armed Forces Network]]) did not operate any TV stations within the continental USA; the AFRTS was exclusively for military bases located overseas, where English was not the primary language.
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−	*There have been a number of reports online that [[Patrick Troughton stories]] may have aired in the Dallas/Fort Worth area in the early 1970s, a few years prior to the sale of the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] in 1972. Several newspapers for that area have been checked and no evidence of such screenings has been found. It's possible that what the eyewitness saw was a broadcast of one of the [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies, or possibly - but less likely - transmissions of a [[William Hartnell]] story (in [[Spanish]]) from [[Mexico]]; only in exceptional atmospheric circumstances could TV signals travel those sorts of distances.	+	*There have been a number of reports online that [[Patrick Troughton stories]] may have aired in the Dallas/Fort Worth area in the early 1970s, a few years prior to the sale of the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] in 1972. Several newspapers for that area have been checked and no evidence of such screenings has been found. It's possible that what the eyewitness saw was a broadcast of one of the [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies, or possibly - but less likely - transmissions of a [[William Hartnell]] story (in [[Spanish]]) from [[Mexico]]; but only in exceptional atmospheric circumstances could TV signals travel those sorts of distances.
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−	*There have been a number of reports online that [[Patrick Troughton stories]] may have aired in the Dallas/Fort Worth area in the early 1970s, a few years prior to the sale of the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] in 1972. Several newspapers for that area have been checked and no evidence of such screenings has been found. It's possible that what the eyewitness saw was a broadcast of one of the [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies, or possibly - but less likely - transmissions of a [[William Hartnell]] story (in [[Spanish]]) from [[Mexico]] ~~(assuming of course that a signal~~ could travel those sorts of distances).	+	*There have been a number of reports online that [[Patrick Troughton stories]] may have aired in the Dallas/Fort Worth area in the early 1970s, a few years prior to the sale of the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] in 1972. Several newspapers for that area have been checked and no evidence of such screenings has been found. It's possible that what the eyewitness saw was a broadcast of one of the [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies, or possibly - but less likely - transmissions of a [[William Hartnell]] story (in [[Spanish]]) from [[Mexico]]; only in exceptional atmospheric circumstances could TV signals travel those sorts of distances.
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−	*There have been a number of reports online that [[Patrick Troughton stories]] may have aired in the Fort Worth ~~/ Dallas~~ area in the early 1970s, a few years prior to the sale of the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] in 1972. Several newspapers for that area have been checked and no evidence of such screenings has been found. It's possible that what the eyewitness saw was a broadcast of one of the [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies, or possibly - but less likely - transmissions of a [[William Hartnell]] story (in [[Spanish]]) from [[Mexico]] (assuming of course that a signal could travel those sorts of distances).	+	*There have been a number of reports online that [[Patrick Troughton stories]] may have aired in the Dallas/Fort Worth area in the early 1970s, a few years prior to the sale of the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] in 1972. Several newspapers for that area have been checked and no evidence of such screenings has been found. It's possible that what the eyewitness saw was a broadcast of one of the [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies, or possibly - but less likely - transmissions of a [[William Hartnell]] story (in [[Spanish]]) from [[Mexico]] (assuming of course that a signal could travel those sorts of distances).
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		+	*There have been a number of reports online that [[Patrick Troughton stories]] may have aired in the Fort Worth / Dallas area in the early 1970s, a few years prior to the sale of the [[Jon Pertwee stories]] in 1972. Several newspapers for that area have been checked and no evidence of such screenings has been found. It's possible that what the eyewitness saw was a broadcast of one of the [[Peter Cushing]] Dalek movies, or possibly - but less likely - transmissions of a [[William Hartnell]] story (in [[Spanish]]) from [[Mexico]] (assuming of course that a signal could travel those sorts of distances).
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