Tokens Withdrawal – How to Withdraw Tokens from a Smart Contract?

No. Unless you have a self destruct / suicide function, or a way to transfer ether, there's no way to get ether out of the contract. This is by design: if there were an automatic "escape hatch", nobody could trust a smart contract they didn't deploy to hold ether for them.

It's also worth noting that the idea of an "owner" isn't built into contracts - unless you encode such a distinction, the creator of a contract has no more ability to influence the contract than anyone else.

How can i Distribute tokens from my new wallet "not contract"

You can't really separate the token from the contract - it's a common misunderstanding; you might find one of my previous answers enlightening.

The act of distributing a token from an address in your wallet to potentially multiple other addresses will require you interacting with the token's contract to update the respective balances.

Assuming that the token implements the ERC20 standard then the easiest way to achieve this would be by calling the transfer function on the token contract:

function transfer(address _to, uint _value) returns (bool success);

If you already have the tokens balance against your address ("in your wallet"), and just want to write a quite script to send the tokens or achieve this through an Ethereum node's console then you can use web3js to interact with the token contract - and call the transfer function with the appropriate arguments.

There's a similar question about distributing tokens to multiple addresses that you might find useful if you are trying to distribute these tokens via a smart contract.