North Borneo News And Sabah Times (Jesselton, Friday, 7th December 1962) - KUDAT, Thurs. – The Chairman of the Kudat District Council, Mr C.H. Wood, D.O. reminded members at the last meeting that it had been decided to set aside some 18,000 acres of land between Tambuluran and Matunggong for Rungus living within the area.

NBN & SABAH TIMES (Friday, December 14, 1962) - JESSELTON, Thurs. – The total value of trade from North Borneo Ports for October 1962 amounted to $22,765,825. Imports amounted to $23,183,973.

North Borneo News And Sabah Times (Jesselton, Saturday, 8th December 1962) - LAHAD DATU, Fri. – At least one policeman was killed yesterday morning when bandits suddenly attacked a police launch on patrol off the East Coast, North-East of Pulau Tunku.

North Borneo News And Sabah Times (Tuesday, 25th December 1962) - JESSELTON, Mon – Mr Donald Stephens, Chairman of the Sabah Alliance Party Executive Committee, on his arrival back from the Inter-governmental Committee Meeting yesterday was handed two cables; one was from Tun Abdul Razak and the other from Mr Tan Siew Sin.

North Borneo News And Sabah Times (Tuesday, 18th December 1962) - SANDAKAN, Mon - The Rotary club of Sandakan has presented to the Duchess of Kent Hospital, Sandakan a portable electro-cardiograph.

North Borneo News & Sabah Times (Tuesday, 18th December 1962) - Tawau, Mon - The Chairman of the Tawau District Team, Mr E.A.C Pascoe at the last meeting of this year, on 13th December, reminded members that next year local government for the whole of the district would be concern of a newly-constituted District Council.

NORTH BORNEO NEWS & SABAH TIMES (Wednesday, November 28, 1962) - KUDAT, Wed.- In the Kudat Magistrate's Court a crew member of a Filipino vessel was fined $350 for possessing an automatic pistol and five rounds of ammunition when he was not a person exempted from licensing under the Firearms Ordinance.

North Borneo News And Sabah Times (Jesselton, Friday, 7th December 1962) - JESSELTON, Thurs. – A Bill, which seeks to straighten up certain deficiencies in the Customs Ordinance in relation to the export of timber, will be introduced into the Legislative Council at the next week’s Budget Session.

NORTH BORNEO NEWS & SABAH TIMES - (Thursday, December 13, 1962) - JESSELTON, Wed. – Standing Orders were suspended this morning, the second day of the Legislative Council meeting, to allow the Attorney General to introduce the Detention of Persons Bill “as a matter of urgency” The Bill, which was passed after the usual three readings, without dissent, seeks to make possible the detention in North Borneo of persons who have participated in the recent disturbance in Brunei and Sarawak.

North Borneo News And Sabah Times (Monday, 24th December 1962) KUALA LUMPUR, Sat- The President of the United Sabah National Organisation, Datu Mustapha bin Datu Harun yesterday, stated that A.M Azahari and his Brunei Party Rakyat only represented a small section of the people of Brunei.