Davis said that while I was gone last week, Fred Collier came in to tell Glen Leonard that he hadn't gotten the typeset finished on the Journal of Mormon History, and since Glen wasn't there, dropped in to see Davis. He asked Davis, "What have you heard on the revelation of June 9?" Davis asked him what he had heard. He told Davis that he had heard from Boyd Packer's testimony in a testimony meeting and about Bro. McConkie's speech to his family, and he said that Elder Packer in bearing his testimony said that Jesus himself had appeared at the June 1 meeting of the Quorum of the Twelve and the First Presidency. In speaking of it he was all choked up and said now he could testify that Jesus was a person of body, parts, and passions--a person of flesh and blood, and that Jesus himself had been seen by the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve in that meeting, and indicated his desire to have them accept the blacks into the priesthood.

He ^Fred^ looked at his watched and didn't have time to talk about what he had heard about Elder McConkie's testimony.

Earlier he told Davis that the advertisement in the paper signed by "Joseph Jensen" was not done by any of Joseph Jensen's in the phone book--there are five-- and they have had unnumberable calls since. It was actually written and paid for by Owen Allred, brother of Rulon Allred and a leader of the Fundamentalist Church. The two little old ladies that we heard about were probably his wives--the ones that paid the $3000 for the advertisement in $50 bills.