Today, on 4 June in Elvis History

Elvis performed at the Louisiana Hayride, Municipal Auditorium, Shreveport.

Elvis and Gene Smith flew to Los Angeles for the rehearsals for Elvis' second appearance on the Milton Berle Show.

Once again Elvis rented out the Rollerdrome and the Fairgrounds. He took his parents to see King Creole, bought a new red Lincoln and got a haircut at Jim's Barber Shop before a family photo session.

Elvis was visited at the set of G.I. Blues by three Scandinavian princesses. In the evening Elvis and his entourage went to several nightclubs.

Elvis began five days of recording at RCA's Studio B in Nashville. Each day he reported at 6:00 p.m. and worked until dawn the next morning.

Elvis attended screenings at either the Memphian or the Crosstown almost every night of the month until he had to go on tour again on the twentieth.

Elvis performed at the Hofheinz Pavilion, Houston.

Elvis performed at the Omni, Atlanta, Georgia.

Elvis presented Lincolns to Kathy Westmoreland and Larry Geller for their loyalty.