NORTH BORNEO NEWS & SABAH TIMES - (Saturday, October 27, 1962) - JESSELTON, Friday – A letter is being forwarded to the acting Secretary General of the United Nations, U Thant, stating that the United National Pasok Momogun Party withdraws its support of the joint memorandum to the UN regarding its anti-Malaysia stand.

NORTH BORNEO NEWS & SABAH TIMES - (Thursday, October 25, 1962) - JESSELTON, Wed - Both the Chairman and the Deputy Chairman of the Malaysia Inter-Governmental Committee said today that they were satisfied with the progress which has been made at the first full meeting at the committee.

NORTH BORNEO NEWS & SABAH TIMES - (Friday, October 26, 1962) - JESSELTON, Thursday. – The first ever Local Government elections which were to be held on November 18 this year have been now postponed to December 16, according to Mr J. H. MaCartney, Secretary for Local Government, this afternoon.

THE BRITISH NORTH BORNEO HERALD - (January 2, 1931) - To those who have seen it, and they are many, sea-lightning must appear a mystifying term. One is familiar with forked lightning, and sheet-lightning, and one or two oil, curls but not with any form of lightning peculiarly connected with the sea. Yet no other term can so aptly describe the strange phenomenon.

NORTH BORNEO NEWS & SABAH TIMES - (Monday, October 22, 1962) - JESSELTON, Sunday. – A day-long meeting of the officials of the former United Party and the Democratic Party of North Borneo today named the new Party. It will be known as the Borneo Utara National Party.

NORTH BORNEO NEWS & SABAH TIMES - (Saturday, November 17, 1962) - KUALA LUMPUR, Friday – The Malayan Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman (pic) said today he had agreed to allocate 40 seats for North Borneo and Sarawak in the Malayan Parliament as “a special concession.” The Tunku made the statement at an airport press conference before he left on a 5-day visit to the Borneo territories. The Malaysian plan will link up Malaya, Singapore, North Borneo, Sarawak and Brunei under one independent federation.

NORTH BORNEO NEWS & SABAH TIMES - (NOVEMBER 1, 1962) - BRUNEI TOWN, Wed. – Party Rakyat of Brunei has accused the North Borneo Government of showing discourtesy to three Party leaders who recently visited Jesselton.

NORTH BORNEO NEWS & SABAH TIMES - (Monday, November 5, 1962) - KUCHING, Sun. – The Sarawak By the Week, an Information Office weekly, said in an editorial today that the SUPP delegates conference which took place last week-end condemned colonialism, the Sarawak Constitution, Malaysia, and all the other political parties. Still there was no condemnation of communism – the Party merely said that it was not for or against it.

(January 2, 1931) - A STORY OF MOUNT PENINJAUH - By REV. W. CHALMERS.

NORTH BORNEO NEWS & SABAH TIMES  - (Saturday, October 20, 1962) - JESSELTON, Friday. — The Malayan Minister of Finance, Mr Tan Siew Sin (pic), told the Press at Jesselton Airport this afternoon he believed that to have a stable economy it would be necessary for the Borneo territories to industrialise as rapidly as possible, as they were doing in Malaya.