Word: happen
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Inevitable Governor. It was small wonder that many of the ordinary citizens of Little Rock thought of their situation as a dream-a nightmare-in which they had played no part. But Presbyterian Ogden pointed up the meaning for ordinary citizens and would-be extremists alike. "This had to happen someplace in the South," said he. "It was inevitable that there was going to be a plan, worked out, approved and accepted, for gradual integration. It was inevitable that somewhere a governor, under pressure of extreme segregationists, was going to stop integration by calling out the National Guard...
...question which now fascinates the U.S. State Department: What will happen to Khrushchev himself when he is no longer able to disguise the fact that Russia cannot meet all these commitments...
Last week, betraying a certain nervousness that the anniversary might touch off some kind of sorrowful and sullen demonstration, Minister of State Gyorgy Marosan told 5,000 members of the armed Red workers' militia gathered in a soccer stadium: "Everyone wonders what will happen on Oct. 23. I can tell you-nothing. It will be a normal working day. Children will go to school. Workers will be in factories. We will see who is absent from his place. And if it occurs to anyone to gather on the street, then the workers' power will be there...
...dying." In fact, he said, it seems to be getting stronger. Rock and roll was commercial, but it was folk music, he said. But all it had was a beat and it couldn't last. "The teenagers just coudn't keep it up. Something's got to happen. Run out of gas or something." Now you are getting more ballads, he noted, more blues and ballads...
...what will happen when troops are removed? This is not an easy question, although the majority of citizens can probably be expected to accept integration as a small price for civil order. Arkansans are not, for the most part, rabid segregationists, and even those who strongly disapprove of the Court's decision are generally unwilling to become revolutionaries...