Today, on 22 March in Elvis History

Elvis performed at the Mosque Theater, Richmond, Virginia, at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m.

Downtown Memphis, Elvis was accused of pulling a gun on Private Hershel Nixon, a 19 year old Marine, who claimed that Elvis had insulted his wife.

Each night for the past week, Elvis had rented out the Rainbow Rollerdrome after its regular hours. It was on one of these nights that he met Sonny West, Red's cousin.

Elvis checked into the penthouse of Miami's Fontainebleau Hotel with Joe, Lamar, Gene and Cliff. The rest of the week he rehearsed for the Frank Sinatra show.

Soundtrack recording at Radio Recorders continued from 1:00 to 10:20 p.m.

Elvis was released from duties after Hal Wallis had seen and approved the film. Elvis left for Memphis right away, because Priscilla was there waiting for him.

Principal photography for Clambake began. Elvis was restored both to health and to his old Hollywood state of mind.

Back in Memphis Elvis had an appointment at Memphis Eye and Ear Hospital.

Elvis returned to Los Angeles for a recording session at RCA's Hollywood studio.

Elvis performed at the Kiel Auditorium, St. Louis, Missouri.

Late in the evening Billy Smith was barely able to rouse Elvis and got him on the plane to depart for his second tour of the year. Dr. Nick was forced to put Elvis on an IV.