#June 1957

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US Vogue June 1957

Ann Klem wears a white dress in white cotton Stoffel organdy, sewn in hundreds of small pleats. By Mari. Earrings by Kramer.

Ann Klem porte une robe blanche en organdi Stoffel de coton blanc, cousu en centaines de petits plis. Par Mari. Boucles d'oreilles par Kramer.

Photo Irving Penn vogue archive

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Mauro Scali - "Valerie" - June 1957 Scali Scandals Calendar Illustration - Osborne Calendar Co. - American Pin-up Calendar Collection

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With Lou Costello, Jane Russell, Susan Hayward, and Ferlin Husky at Danny Thomas' Shower of Stars to benefit St. Jude's Hospital at Russwood Park in Memphis on June 28, 1957. He made an appearance but did not sing.

Last photo: With Johnny Cash and talent promoter Hubert Long.

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McDonnell F2H-3 Banshee used by NACA.

Photographed on June 14, 1957.

LIFE Magazine Archives: link

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randomly caught this headline and surprise surprise, it’s a copy and paste job from an old interview. but now i’m curious.

has anyone run into the original 1994 Reverb interview?

According to Reverb, during a 1994 interview with guitar writer Tony Bacon, Paul shared which Elvis song made him burst into tears as an adult.

Reflecting back on The King’s 1950s Sun Studio records, Macca said: “Yeah. I heard them this summer – haven’t heard them for years – and I was blown away. I suddenly realised the last time I listened to this thoroughly was before The Beatles, before all that happened to me, and it just stripped it all away. It was like I was a kid playing snooker again and listening. It actually got me crying, pow. Really did it to me.”

The Elvis song that reduced Paul to tears was I Want You, I Need You, I Love You. The Beatles star said he could remember all the words, singing the lyrics: “Hold me close, hold me tight…”

The now 80-year-old shared: “And my kids were like, Dad, you know all the words to this stuff? You better believe it. And I thought, ‘Well, I once was a kid like this, before all The Beatles thing, and now you live with the whole legacy of The Beatles, and it’s great. You could do a lot worse.’ But you know what I mean? i Just the idea of that was fantastic—I was 17 again. Not a bad feeling when you’re 52. Anyway, what do you want to talk about? I’m nattering on here.”

ETA: I found it! 1994 Reverb Interview

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Elvis and journalist June Callwood backstage before his socond show at the Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto, Canada, April 2 1957. Photo by John Sebert.

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June Wilkinson (1957)

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9 June 1957

The Sunnyside Skiffle Group from Speke wins the regional qualifying round of TV Star Search, but weirdly when trying to find a photo of the group the only pictures that come up are some losers called The Quarrymen, who didn't even qualify.

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US Vogue June 1957

Mary McLaughlin by Vera Maxwell. Afternoon dress, "Summer Paisley" print in coral and beige Everfast Supima cotton. By Vera Maxwell. Lilly Daché hat.

Mary McLaughlin par Vera Maxwell. Robe d'après-midi, imprimé "Summer Paisley" en coton Supima corail et beige Everfast. Par Vera Maxwell. Chapeau Lilly Daché.

Photo Richard Rutledge vogue archive

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Vaughan Bass - "Going That-A-Way?" - May/June 1957 Slick Chicks Calendar Illustration - Louis F. Dow Calendar Co. - American Pin-up Calendar Collection

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On June 8, 1958, a city manager in St. Petersburg, Florida, ordered the closure of a public indoor swimming pool after a Black 19-year-old named David Isom used the facility.

In April 1957, St. Petersburg opened its segregated public swimming facilities to Black residents after the city ruled in favor of six Black community members who had filed a suit against the city government over its discriminatory practices.

Despite the ruling, St. Petersburg’s facilities remained segregated by practice for well over a year. Denied access to the public Spa Pool and Spa Beach downtown, Black residents were forced to travel to Tampa Bay where a much smaller, less well-maintained facility nicknamed the “South Mole” was open to them.

On June 8, Mr. Isom arrived at the all-white Spa Pool and purchased an entry ticket. There were roughly 50 white bathers in the pool when he arrived. He swam for less than a half hour and then continued with his day. “I just feel that it’s not a privilege to use the pool, but a right,” Mr. Isom stated.

After Mr. Isom’s departure, the pool manager promptly announced that the Spa Pool and the adjoining Spa Beach would both be closed immediately because of Mr. Isom’s swim, following orders from the city manager, Ross Windom. Both facilities remained closed until the following week, when the city council reopened them.

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interlude, douglas sirk 1957