- Playboy shot test photos of her topless in 1958 when she was 17, but waited until she turned 18 to shoot the official pictorial they published for legal reasons.
- In 1997, in her late 50's, June came back to Playboy for another nude shoot in "The Best of Glamour Girls: Then and Now". In 1999 when Playboy published its list of the "100 Sexiest Stars of the Century," June came in at No. 30.
- Dated Elvis Presley a couple of times while he was filming King Creole (1958).
- In her private life she has always been modest and chaste. She never indulged in the drug and alcohol life style that surrounded her in the business, which may have contributed to her being ageless. She is also kind and considerate, especially to those facing misfortune. She also was friends with Henry Kissinger when he was Secretary of State.
- Profiled in Steve Sullivan's book about "Golden Era" pinups, entitled "Va Va Voom".
- Interviewed in Tom Weaver's book "I Was a Monster Movie Maker" (McFarland & Co., 2001).
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