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Graham killed himself with a shotgun while his wife was in another part of the retreat. His body was found in a bathroom about 1:00 pm. [3] He was buried at Oak Hill Cemetery in Washington, D.C. [4] Graham's funeral was attended by President John F. Kennedy
ASHINGTON, Aug. 3—Philip L. Graham, president and chief executive officer of The Washington Post and chairman of the board of Newsweek, died of a gunshot wound at his farm near Marshall,...
William’s father, Philip Graham, committed suicide at age 48 by shooting himself with a 28-gauge shotgun in 1963, days after being released from a psychiatric hospital following six weeks of...
On Aug. 3, 1963, former Washington Post publisher Philip Graham, having struggled with severe bouts of depression for at least five years, went into the bathroom of his family farm near...
Five months later, Phil Graham, once again in a trough of depression, ended the affair and came home.} Having Phil back was a tremendous -- and tremendously complicated -- relief.
But Phil Graham's tenure as the Post's publisher came to an sudden end in 1963 when he committed suicide. Traumatized by her husband's death and unsure of her ability to lead the...
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3 Philip L. Graham, president and chief executive officer of The Washington Post and chairman of the board of Newsweek, died of a gunshot wound at his farm near Marshall, Va ...
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