Sql date calculation

I need a date calculation that will start with a date, 20061007, and add 7 days to it. Each week I will be running a unix script, executing the sql, to recalculate the date. I have tried various forms of the following, but have not had any luck:
SELECT TO_DATE((20061015, 'yyyymmdd') - 7) FROM dual
Cany anyone help? Thank you.

SQL> SELECT TO_DATE('20061015', 'YYYYMMDD') + 7 FROM dual;
TO_DATE('20
22-OCT-2006

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