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I'm trying to visualize the situation, but it's hard. I don't see how you can "click below the graphic frame to set my insertion point" and then end up "at the top of the page", yet still be "underneath the graphic frame". 

But in any case, here it something I do in similar situations. 

If I want to insert a few things between other elements and am having problems with things moving all over the place, I will insert several -- maybe five or six -- plain vanilla body style paragraphs. I insert my new stuff in the middle of those paragraphs, and then follow up with deleting the extra paragragraphs before and after my new material. 

I would also take a look at the need for GraphicBody to have a fixed line space of 620 points. A nonfixed setting would allow for any size of graphic, if (1) GraphicBody is where you intend to place your graphic, and (2) it's an inline anchored frame. 

Finally, I would try to define things so that you don't need to use manual page breaks, as it's good practice avoid any kind of manual override at all costs. A combination of "keep with previous" and "next" settings, or even a specially named tag that forces a new page, would be the way to go.