Day By Day

September 21, 1953: By now Elvis returned to work at Precision Tool as a sander and manufacturer of shelves. He also operated a hand drill and drill press. He was paid $1.55 per hour. He would stay at this job till March 19th, 1954.
September 21, 1955: Elvis performed at the Memorial Auditorium, Raleigh, North Carolina.
September 21, 1956: Elvis concluded the filming of Love Me Tender.
September 21, 1958: Elvis had received a copy of Poems That Touch The Heart from another soldier on the train, on its way to New York. It somehow gave him some consolation on the long ride. Somewhere along the way Elvis met with a little soldier, named Charlie Hodge. Later on Charlie confessed that he was "bound and determined" to meet Elvis.
September 21, 1964: Elvis, always drawn to uniforms and badges, was appointed "Special Deputy Sheriff" .He told Sheriff Bill Morris: I've always been interested in law enforcement and in fact even applied for a job as a Memphis policeman at age of 19.
September 21, 1966: Elvis signed a lease for one year for an very modern house in Palm Springs.
September 21, 1970: Elvis was made an honorary deputy sheriff of Shelby County by sheriff Roy. C . Nixon.
September 21, 1971: Elvis went to Memphis again and watched movies every night that he was at home either at the Memphian or the Crosstown.
September 21, 1973: Elvis was visited by Lisa-Marie, who flew into Palm Springs along with Elvis' dentist Max Shapiro.
September 21, 1974: Because Elvis was still in Memphis, Elvis made, with the help of Linda, detailed plans for his new upcoming karate movie, to be called: The New Gladiators. Elvis wanted this movie to promote his own philosophy that karate is a way for a person to help himself.