Good morning, here are our early stories:
-- Missouri Faculty Plan Walkout In Support Of Student Activists.
-- Votes Still Being Counted, But Aung San Suu Kyi Expects Big Win In Myanmar.
And here are more early headlines:
Obama To Receive Israeli Leader Netanyahu At White House Today. ( CBS)
Two Trains Derail In Wisconsin Over The Weekend. ( Reuters)
Australia Reports Distubance At Refugee Center On Christmas Island. ( BBC)
World Bank Estimates Climate Change May Put 100 Million In Poverty. ( Guardian)
Day 3 Of Union Strike Against Airline, Lufthansa. ( Deutsche Welle)
Death Toll From Pakistan Factory Collapse Reaches 53. ( AP)
Chinese Smog Levels Reach Extreme Levels. ( AFP)
Venezuela Claims U.S. Violates Its Airspace. ( AP)
Hawaii Investigates 23 Cases Of Dengue Fever. ( Hawaii Health Dept.)
Gunnar Hansen, "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" Villain, Dies. ( Entertainment Weekly)
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