You need to remove LibreOffice 1st and since there is no personal archive for Openoffice you need to download it from their website (pick 64-bit DEB).Security related fixes are provided when those are found and fixed. Security wise it is better to stick with the versions Ubuntu supplies. Besides that: Ubuntu is not about using the latest version but the most stable version at the release of the OS.OpenOffice has a license that is too restrictive for Ubuntu to be of use (see below). It basically is OpenOffice but with a license that is suited.

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