Date (happened)
1965
passage 534153 (lecture nid 1235), 'Last year I went back to Barbados and I spent a few months. I made out a will and I got my brother and two nephews...'
Told / reported
14 October 1966
delivery claim on lecture nid 1235 ('What Must We Do'): resolved by a prior lane (v1.1/l2/w2) via chrome dateline '10/14/66' corroborated by the lecture's own internal narration ('this is now October', 'last Friday...of this month, which is still October'), confirming/refining the year-only catalog claim (#313, 1966) and contradicting a separate, doubtful catalog claim (#333, 1967-01-19)
Illustrating what it means to trust and be trusted, Neville tells of a man asked to be co-trustee of a stranger's estate purely on the strength of feeling worthy of that trust. He compares it to his own return to Barbados the year before, where he spent a few months and made out his will, naming his brother and two nephews -- men he trusted implicitly -- as his co-trustees.