Top Stories: Job Creation Increases In May; China Dismisses Hacking Charge

Good morning, here are our early stories:

-- China Says U.S. Allegations That It Was Behind Cyberattack Are 'Irresponsible'.

-- Economy Beats Expectations, Adding 280K New Jobs In May.

And here are more early headlines:

Greece Will Miss Debt Repayment As It Struggles With Creditor Talks. ( Bloomberg)

4th Death Reported In South Korea's MERS Outbreak. ( Time)

Tornadoes Touch Down In Central, Northern Colorado. ( KUSA-TV)

Federal Judge Overturns Guam's Same Sex Marriage Ban. ( AP)

Ghana In Mourning After Dozens Killed In Gas Explosion. ( AllAfrica.com)

House Lawmakers Defeat Effort Lifting Travel Restrictions To Cuba. ( The Hill)

California Senate Passes An Assisted Suicide Bill. ( Sacramento Bee)

Fake Oregon Orca Intended To Scare Sea Lions Fails To Float. ( Oregonian)

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