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Jun 15, 1961
20th Century-Fox offers a sneak preview of Elvis Presley's "Wild In The Country" in Memphis. Viewers can choose between two endings, deciding whether Hope Lange dies in the end. The viewers choose for her to live
Jun 17, 1961
Lawrence Welk, who appeared on the country charts with Red Foley, makes the cover of TV Guide
Jun 17, 1961
With Patsy Cline in the hospital from a car accident, Loretta Lynn dedicates "I Fall To Pieces" to Cline on Ernest Tubb's "Midnite Jamboree" radio show. Cline's husband, Charlie Dick, asks Lynn to come meet Cline in the hospital the next day
Jun 22, 1961
"Wild In The Country" opens, with Elvis Presley, Hope Lange and Tuesday Weld
Jun 24, 1961
Rollin "Oscar" Sullivan, of Lonzo & Oscar, marries Geneva Busby
Jun 26, 1961
The Wilburn Brothers record "Trouble's Back In Town"
Jun 26, 1961
Decca releases Brenda Lee's pop hit "Dum Dum"
Jun 26, 1961
Elvis Presley records "Little Sister" and "(Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame" at Nashville's RCA Studio B
Jun 29, 1961
"The Ford Show," an NBC variety program starring Tennessee Ernie Ford and Molly Bee, ends its run in prime time
Jun 29, 1961
Skeeter Davis records "Optimistic"
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