Benny, whom Neville had told publicly that it would happen on a given date, pushed a letter under Neville's door at night; reading it next morning Neville found Benny's account of a vision in which, left to mind Caucasian children at a party, a blond blue-eyed lad he knew to be David called him Father — confirmed two days later by a doubling dream — and Neville goes out on a limb predicting the 8th of July for Benny.
Date (happened)
6 March 1968
unresolved
- 6 March 1968
between 14 March 1968 and 15 March 196813 March 1968
Place
Persons
Told
- 15 March 1968
- 15 March 1968
- 15 March 1968
- 15 March 1968
Sources
Source
- Truth of Conception Known by Feeling, It Inspires ¶28 (And so when I said to Benny “the 6th” and he wrote me his letter, brought it up last night—I was in bed, but he stuck it in the door. This morning when I went out to get my morning paper here is Benny’s letter, and he confirmed it in his letter.)
- Truth of Conception Known by Feeling, It Inspires ¶30 (Continuation identifies the vision as Wednesday of the preceding week.)
- An Inner Conviction ¶24 (Now let me share the letter I received from Benny. He said: “Friends of mine (Negroes), a man and his wife, invited me to a party. On the way we stopped at their home, where a group of Caucasians in their teens were having a party.”)