Neville hears the radio bulletin announcing Ahmanson's sudden death

On his way out to the lecture that evening Neville turned on the radio for a news bulletin and heard that Ahmanson, aged sixty-one and on vacation in Europe, had dropped dead, leaving three hundred million.
Date (happened)
17 June 1968
unresolved
  1. 17 June 1968 estimated · probable · preferred
    Source John 10: The Shepherd ¶32passage 549822 (lecture nid 1948), 'as I came out tonight, I turned on the radio'
    Why The existing d0 claim on this event (same source, no year) is a coarser rendering of the same 'as I came out tonight' remark; this adds the computed date rather than restating it.
    Reasoning Neville says he heard the radio bulletin the same evening as this lecture ('as I came out tonight'); the lecture is dated 1968-06-17, so the hearing of the news happened that same day. This refines the event's existing year-less relative claim from the same passage into a computed absolute date.
  2. as I came out tonight relative · probable
    Source John 10: The Shepherd ¶32"as I came out tonight", told in John 10 Shepherd (nid 1948)
    Said as as I came out tonight
Place
Told
  1. 17 June 1968 estimated · probable
    Source John 10: The Shepherddelivery claim on lecture nid 1948 'John 10: The Shepherd' (source-document dateline 6/17/68, read verbatim, exact/probable)
    Reasoning Passage 549822 is Neville telling the audience on the platform that he had just heard on the radio that Ahmanson dropped dead; the lecture carrying this telling (nid 1948) is dated 1968-06-17 by its sole delivery claim, so the telling inherits that date at the same precision.
Sources

Source

  • John 10: The Shepherd ¶32 (as I came out tonight, I turned on the radio to get a news bulletin and Ahmanson at sixty-one drops dead.)