Missing Font Helvetica Neue LT

Hey.
I've got a Problem with my Adobe InDesign CS6.
When i want to open a file it says there are missing Fonts.
The Fonts that are missing are:
Helvetica Neue LT LT 55 Roman
Helvetica Neue LT LT 75 Bold
Helvetica Neue LT LT 45 Light
So i looked them up in the Adobe store to buy them, but i can only find the Helvetica Neue LT STD 55 Roman/Bold/Light.
So now my question is, are these the same fonts?
Or where can i buy the fonts that are missing?
Thanks for your help.

Your fonts have been old T1 fonts which are not supported anymore in modern OS, Win and Mac.
With InDesign you could use them for a while when you copy them into the Font folder which is found in the same folder as your InDesign program.
But I would strongly recommend to buy licenses of modern OTF fonts, these have often a Std or Pro added to their name. Pro have more glyphs and have in most cases support for Cyrillic, Eastern European (Czech, Poland, Hungarian, Turkish) and Greece alphabet, and complete math characters.
When you change to the modern OTF you will have to redefine your styles and check your text flow as some glyph might have a different metric.

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