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Loosen the clamp and gently turn and pull. The carburetor just slides onto a smooth surfaced pipe stub.
Can’t tell what is wrong with your cable from here, but try suspending it from one end and get penetrating oil down into it, a few drops at a time, until the oil comes out the other end. Work it back and forth until the cable moves smoothly, then get lube oil into it.
The fasteners are Whitworth. Most of the time you can use SAE or metric but you can also get a set of tools from SavingOldSeagulls.
I have a service manual that I can lend you. PM me your address.
I can also answer simple questions on your motor. My 1971 Silver Century Plus is great fun to run.
auldscott