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SV PAN Photographers taking pictures of Klatu in airport building, Zurich
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SV Klatu approaches fruit stall in market and owner offers him orange
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SV Klatu being interviewed by reporter on love and peace
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SV Klatu moving around in circles and slows to a halt
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KLATU: "I am not hungry, thankyou. Give me a kiss."



KLATU: "You are beautiful. Thank you. What is your name? What is your name?"



SHOPKEEPER: "Lillian".



KLATU: "4 Lillian, I love you."



REPORTER: "What will you talk to them about?"



KLATU: "We will talk about love and peace."



REPORTER: "You will talk to businessmen about love and peace?"



KLATU: "That is correct."



REPORTER: "What will you say to them about love and peace?"



KLATU: "If they do not produce love and peace I will destroy them."



KLATU: "I am getting tired."



Klatu weighs eighty-two kilograms (nearly thirteen stone). When programmed by a computer in response to a voice signal his vocabulary can be increased to about five thousand words. He was invented by Mr. Anthony Reichert, who is president of Quasar Industries of Rutherford, New Jersey.




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Background: A talking robot, called Klatu, has flown from the United States to Switzerland, where he will be attending a management conference. The one point six metre high (five feet three inches) robot was immediately surrounded by newsmen and a police escort on his arrival in Zurich. He caused a small sensation when he announced in metallic tones: "I love to be in Switzerland. Where are the pretty girls?" Klatu didn't eat much on the nine and a half hour flight from New York. But he did prove to be demanding in other ways.

SYNOPSIS: Invented by an American businessman Klatu has an instant vocabulary of two hundred and fifty words -- many of these designed to flatter attractive women.

Klatu will address a conference of some four hundred and fifty businessmen, economists and politicians at the fashionable winter sports resort of Davos -- provided his batteries don't run out.