How to import .txt for catalog

Is there a way to import .txt into InDesign like Pagemaker used to do?

Personally, I would use data merge to get the data into ID. ID cannot, however, use a logic-based import for setting styles. There is a plug-in I use that would handle that part just fine.
The data file has superfluous information in it. It has missing headers for those columns at the end, though I am uncertain that info is even used without scrolling through the ID file. The ads/info graphics (or whatever they are) would need to be placed individually. Not a big deal. The biggest challenge by not using data merge to get the data in is (1) cleaning that file up for a regular text import and, (2) manually formatting what I suppose is a larger file than was uploaded.
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FIRSTNAME NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
LASTNAME NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
ADDRESS1 NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
ADDRESS2 NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
ADDRESS3 NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
CITY NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
STATE NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
ZIPCODE NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
COUNTRY NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
SEX NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
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DEGREEPROGRAM NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
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SOURCECODE NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
NONUS NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
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EMAIL NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
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NOTES NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
GOODCANDIDATE NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
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LABELPRINTED NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
PHONE NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
PERMANENTRESIDENCE NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
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MODIFYINGUSER NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
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INTERVIEWEDDATESCHEDULED NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
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INTERVIEWEDBY NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
INTERVIEWEDRATING NEXT * WHT O(") CHARACTER
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Total logical records rejected: 51
Total logical records discarded: 0
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Run ended on Tue Jun 27 10:29:01 2006
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