That's quite an extensive list John. I take it you didn't get out much as a kid, lol.
I actually didn't watch much TV as a kid; my parents were pretty strict and didn't think it was good for kids, especially during the summer when the weather was nice and there was no school. If they thought I was watching too much, the set was turned off and I was turned outside, sort of like a poorly-kept housecat except I was put out the door in the morning and then re-admitted in the evening, sort of the opposite of what lots of folks did with cats. Actually, looking back on it now...I think they probably just wanted some peace and quiet.
I vividly recall my dad's standard question for me when I was herded back into the house after a day afield: "Anything alive in your pockets?" The answer was rarely negative; I liked collecting.
All the cartoons were a Saturday-morning thing; the only show listed above that I really watched pretty religiously...as did most of my friends...was Dark Shadows. Kids went straight home from school most days to watch the latest episode at about 4pm, then back outside to play. I usually added a half-hour of The Three Stooges, watched with my father, as a dessert after Dark Shadows; after 30 minutes of concentrated vampire/werewolf/mummy/zombie action, I needed a good laugh.
Just remembered another huge favourite: Jonny Quest. A half-hour animated series that was on, IIRC, Friday evenings, very unusual for a cartoon. I liked his dog Bandit, I envied him the chance to travel the world with his scientist father, and I wanted to grow up to be Brace Bannon.
Oooh...that reminds me...does anybody remember Clutch Cargo?