Quicksilver or Automator? Or something else? (Complicated task within)

I have a big list of categories and names here: http://www.alecquighardworker.com/97-69.txt (1). Pretty much every separate line needs to be turned into a folder titled what’s on that line. (Ex: Folders for “Art” “TodPapageorge-Richard_BWoodward” “AnthonyMccall-Graham_Ellard_and_StephenJohnstone” and so on). Is there an automated way of doing this? Otherwise I’d be creating a bunch of folders and then copy and pasting endlessly.
And, what would REALLY be cool is if I could automate so a process would go through this document and create the folders that follow some sort of hierarchy. Ideally, the folders would be like “Art” > “TodPapageorge-Richard_BWoodward”, “AnthonyMccall-Graham_Ellard_and_StephenJohnstone”, “JudithLinhares-Madison_SmarttBell”, “Literature” > “LynneTillman-GeoffreyOBrien”, “Poetry” > “Laurie_Sheck”, “Anne_Waldman”, “Donald_Platt” and so on. If those could all be under the folder “Fall2006,_No97” it might allow me to go through this entire huge document very quickly and relatively easily.
What will ultimately happen with all of this data: There are already folders numbered 1-100, each containing folders for called “Art” “Literature” “Poetry” “Fiction” “Music” “Film” “Theatre” and so on. (Here's a pic of that heirarchy: http://www.alecquighardworker.com/Picture%201.png). All of the folders I create will have to be moved into those preexisting folders. That gets a little more tricky, so I don’t mind doing that manually. FYI, this is being done so a static website can be updated for the launch of a new, dynamic one.
Unfortunately I’m only an intermediate QS user at best. However, if anyone has any ideas, or even other programs or places to look for general automation help, I would very much appreciate!
Thank you!
Alec
1 This text has been prepped for folder naming and comes from the page here: http://www.bombsite.com/backissues.html.
I cross-posted this here: http://blacktree.cocoaforge.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=27749#27749
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