Changes: The Star Dispatch

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The Star Dispatch was a New York newspaper that was in circulation in 1930. It was published daily.

While reviewing the altered timeline on his tricorder in 1930, Spock happened across the article taken from a February 1936 issue of The Star Dispatch. In it, he found Edith Keeler on the front-page, along with an article that featured her meeting with President Franklin D. Roosevelt. (TOS: "The City on the Edge of Forever")

The Star Dispatch is a "generic" fictional newspaper that was seen carrying headlines in numerous movies from the 1940s and 1950s, including such classics as "Astro-Zombies" and "All the King's Men".

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-'''''The Star Dispatch''''' was a [[United States of America]] [[newspaper]] that was in circulation during the mid-[[1930s]]. It was published dayly.
+'''''The Star Dispatch''''' was a [[New York]] [[newspaper]] that was in circulation in [[1930]]. It was published daily.
-''While reviewing the [[alternate timeline|altered timeline]] on his [[tricorder]] in [[1930]], [[Spock]] happened across the article taken from a [[1936]] issue of ''The Star Dispatch''. In it, he found [[Edith Keeler]] on the frontpage, along with an article that featured her meeting with [[President of the United States|President]] [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]]. ({{TOS|The City on the Edge of Forever}})''
+While reviewing the [[alternate timeline|altered timeline]] on his [[tricorder]] in [[1930]], [[Spock]] happened across the article taken from a [[February]] [[1936]] issue of ''The Star Dispatch''. In it, he found [[Edith Keeler]] on the front-page, along with an article that featured her meeting with [[President of the United States|President]] [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]]. ({{TOS|The City on the Edge of Forever}})
-:''The star dispatch is a "generic" fictional newspaper that was seen carrying headlines in numerous movies from the 1940s and 1950s, including such classics as "Astro-Zombies" and "All the King's Men".''
+{{bginfo|''The Star Dispatch'' is a "generic" fictional newspaper that was seen carrying headlines in numerous movies from the 1940s and 1950s, including such classics as "Astro-Zombies" and "All the King's Men".}}
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