The magnetic and superconductivity properties of rubidium-doped C-60 w
ere studied. The temperature dependence of the irreversibility line H
(T) as determined by SQUID magnetization measurements gave a power la
w (n approximate to 2) scaling of the reduced relative irreversibility
temperature with irreversibility field. Strong ESR signals were obser
ved, and the influence of vortex induced line-width broadening was stu
died. A coexistence of ESR signals and regular series of absorption li
nes, presumably due to Josephson Junctions, was observed.