It's Version 6.0.335.0

I did the steps you suggested above. No help. I finally went into the Library/Applications Support/Adobe/AAMUpdater/Install and found the AdobeCSXSInfrastructureCS6-3 folder, the AdobePremiereProCS6-6.0.0-Trial folder, and the AdobeSpeedGradeCS6-6.0.0-Trial folder each containg a setup dmg. I ran the Speedgrade and the the Infrastructure dmg's and they sucessfully updated (I assume). I didn't run the Premiere 6.0.1 as mine is already at that level. On restart, AAM reports everything up to date except Premiere, even though it is at 6.0.1. The two dmg's I ran are now gone from those folders in the Library/etc. Don't know why AAm thinks Premiere is still at 6.0. The 6.0.1 is still present. Couple of questions: why are the setups called trials? How do I get AAM to not report Premiere Pro as needing updating? What are the XML's in the Data Folder in the Library/ Finally, why isn't AAM working in the first place. This seems to be a great way to cause problems bypassing the auto installer.

Here is what my AAMupdater folder looks like now. The trials were referring to the updates. As you can see, the Premere 6.0.1 update is still there. Don't want to run it as I am already at 6.0.1 and don't wat to disturb any prefs or plugins by accident applying an update that has already been made. Got it from the adobe.com site directly. Why wasn't the the new AAM suggested as an update by the current AAM? Didn't know it existed. Also the XML's I referred to are downstream of the (Cont)  Data_folder. 

The new AAM you suggested Adobe Application Manager 6.2.38.0 which can be found at http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=4774 worked on my other computer. It solved the problem for it.