Bank failures in 1970
FDIC-insured banks and savings institutions recorded 7 failures in 1970, according to the FDIC.
7 FDIC-insured banks and savings institutions failed in 1970, the FDIC records, oldest first.
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| Institution | Assets | Estimated cost |
|---|---|---|
| STATE BANK OF PRAIRIE CITY | $4.1 million | Not published by the FDIC |
| THE PEOPLES STATE SAVINGS BANK | $10.9 million | Not published by the FDIC |
| FARMERS BANK OF PETERSBURG | $1.1 million | Not published by the FDIC |
| EATONTOWN NATIONAL BANK | $21.4 million | Not published by the FDIC |
| FIRST STATE BANK OF BONNE TERRE | $8.0 million | Not published by the FDIC |
| CITY BANK OF PHILADELPHIA | $10.8 million | Not published by the FDIC |
| BEREA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY | $5.9 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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