Bank failures in 1969

FDIC-insured banks and savings institutions recorded 9 failures in 1969, according to the FDIC.

9 FDIC-insured banks and savings institutions failed in 1969, the FDIC records, oldest first.

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Failures and assistance transactions of FDIC-insured institutions in 1969, oldest first
Date	Institution	Where	Resolution	Assets	Estimated cost
February 6, 1969	THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN BANK	LAKEWOOD, CO	FAILURE	$8.6 million	Not published by the FDIC
April 12, 1969	CITIZENS STATE BANK	ALVARADO, TX	FAILURE	$2.6 million	Not published by the FDIC
May 6, 1969	THE MORRICE STATE BANK	MORRICE, MI	FAILURE	$2.3 million	Not published by the FDIC
May 12, 1969	THE FIRST STATE BANK	DODSON, TX	FAILURE	$1.1 million	Not published by the FDIC
May 28, 1969	THE STATE NATIONAL BANK	LOVELADY, TX	FAILURE	$4.1 million	Not published by the FDIC
August 20, 1969	FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF URSA	URSA, IL	FAILURE	$2.1 million	Not published by the FDIC
August 22, 1969	THE BIG LAKE STATE BANK	BIG LAKE, TX	FAILURE	$4.8 million	Not published by the FDIC
September 5, 1969	THE FIRST STATE BANK	ARANSAS PASS, TX	FAILURE	$11.4 million	Not published by the FDIC
October 10, 1969	THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COALVILLE	COALVILLE, UT	FAILURE	$6.6 million	Not published by the FDIC

Sources

FDIC failures — every bank failure and assistance transaction since 1934 — Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation · Public domain — U.S. Government work · retrieved September 27, 2026

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Data retrieved September 30, 2026