Repress, 1965. This is the edition that comes right after the first one (blue labels), as RCA changed their logos and the album had to be repressed.
This specific label (black, bigger RCA logo, no "mono" written on the bottom) is what can be called an "intermediary" label as RCA changed its black label some more in '66. Later labels until '68 had a smaller RCA logo and the word "mono" written on the bottom, besides having the LP's original release date noted. Only Elvis' soundtracks were reissued on the black label, with the only exception being Golden Records vol. 3 (probably because the "It's Now or Never" single was included, which did good at sales).